Dynamic Events is an international conference for those involved in the production, delivery and broadcast of global one-off events. The conference is taking place on Sunday 10 and Monday 11 March at the Jumeirah Emirates Tower Hotel in Dubai, UAE and includes a glittering gala dinner on the middle evening.
Recently joining the prestigious line up of speakers from across the globe is Mik Auckland. A production visionary from the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Ceremonies, he has been involved in the past 4 summer Olympic Games and is already committed to Sochi 2014 Paralympics and Rio 2016. Mik is privileged to have been a part of the growing public events industry for the past 12 years and sees public events as a legitimate part of the entertainment spectrum.
"The industry supports countless individuals who make their way around the world from event to event and supplements the income streams of some of the largest event and entertainment supply companies. The Dynamic Events Conference gives those individuals and companies the opportunity to connect outside the work environment, share their experiences and share their ideas," comments Auckland.
Dynamic Events has a strong line up of industry sponsors for the event. They include Sennheiser, Clay Paky, Optocore, PRG, Riedel, DiGiCo, Green Hippo, Clear-Com, Martin Professional and A&O Technology. Organisations ISES and AV Alliance are also supporting the conference.
Clay Paky has continued their sponsorship from the inaugural conference last year. Pio Nahum, sales & marketing director for Clay Paky explains their involvement: "Dynamic Events is a unique event in the worldwide panorama. In 2012 it offered a rare and precious opportunity to deepen the theme of international events organisation. The conference gives the chance to evaluate all the aspects involved in these large performances and provides a very interesting overall view. Dynamic Events is also the occasion to meet many other key players. We are proud of our continued alliance with this important conference."
In addition to the introduction of an expanded two-day programme, allowing for more debate, keynote speeches and networking, Dynamic Events provides an opportunity to meet key personnel with a wealth of experience of organising and producing these one-off global events.
"We are delighted with the strong line-up of speakers and contributors for Dynamic Events 2013,' comments event manager Ben Chadwick. "This two day event, will offer an exceptional networking and learning opportunity for all those involved in the organisation and broadcast of one-off global productions in the future."
The conference is being split with the first day focussing on the technical and production challenges that surround these mega-events. Day two will address creative and broadcast issues.
Further details about the event can be found at www.dynamicevents.org
(Jim Evans)
