Johannesburg, South Africa—The highly anticipated MamaMagic Baby Expo is back in 2025, and this year, it’s setting up in a brand-new home at the iconic Rand Show! From April 17–21, 2025, this five-day event at the Johannesburg Expo Centre promises an extraordinary experience for new parents, parents-to-be, grandparents, and families.
The MamaMagic Baby Expo is the perfect platform for brands launching new products and seeking to connect with the mom market. Every day, a new mom embarks on her parenting journey, and the Expo provides an invaluable opportunity for her to experience and connect with trusted brands in person. For two decades, MamaMagic® has been South Africa’s most trusted baby and parenting expo, engaging with the mom market 365 days a year to bring them the very best resources, products, and expert advice.
Attendees can look forward to discovering top baby brands, consulting with parenting experts, and exploring hands-on demos of the latest baby gear. The Expo will feature much-needed highlights like the Baby Clinic, Doulas’ Corner, the Early Learning School Pavilion, and the Experts Lounge, creating an inspiring day out for parents and parents-to-be.
“We are thrilled to bring MamaMagic® to the Rand Show this year,” says Projeni Pather, Founder and Director of MamaMagic. “For us, it’s not just about bringing together the best brands in baby and parenting – it’s about creating a trusted space where parents can make real connections, gain confidence, and be informed and nurtured. With over 20 years of experience, we are committed to providing parents with resources they can rely on as they navigate the incredible journey of parenthood.”
Event Details:
Dates: April 17–21, 2025
Venue: Johannesburg Expo Centre, Rand Show
Location: Hall 7, next to the Kids Zone in Hall 8
To be among the first to know when tickets go on sale and gain access to exclusive parenting tips, competitions, and Expo updates, families are encouraged to join the MamaMagic® WhatsApp channel or on their social apps.
Interested in Exhibiting?
The MamaMagic® Baby Expo is a fantastic opportunity for brands to showcase their products to a highly engaged audience of parents and families. If you’re a brand ready to make connections and grow within the parenting market, contact us today to learn more about exhibiting at the 2025 Expo.
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As automation and digitisation accelerates across industries, companies are recognising the need to invest in smarter solutions, products and services to stay competitive. For those in packaging and related fields, Propak Africa, a leading industry trade show, provides unmatched insights into these latest innovations.
Propak Africa 2025, a premier event in packaging, printing, food processing, plastics, and labelling, will be held from 11-14 March at Johannesburg’s Expo Centre. With over 400 exhibitors, attendees will see thousands of new products showcasing the latest in packaging innovation, from advanced equipment and cutting-edge technology to sustainable solutions. According to Mark Anderson, Portfolio Director at Specialised Exhibitions a division of Montgomery Group and organisers of the show, the event promises “unrivalled access to groundbreaking insights and ideas that have the potential to elevate your business.”
This show will feature prominent companies from across these industry sectors including Qualitechs, Rotocon, Filmatic, HG Molenaar, Cabletech, and IPEX, among others. With over 80% of available exhibition space already sold, interest continues to grow with companies keen to benefit from the opportunities available to exhibitors.
Propak Africa incorporates four other complementary shows: Pro-Plas Expo, the GAPP Print Expo, FoodPro Expo, and Pro-Label Expo. Together, these provide a comprehensive look at packaging innovations, the future of plastics and printing in packaging, advanced food processing technologies, as well as labelling solutions that meet changing regulatory and consumer demands.
The trade show offers exhibitors access to thousands of decision-makers, providing invaluable opportunities to generate quality sales leads and build brand recognition. “Propak Africa is where companies can engage directly with prospective new customers, gain an understanding of market needs, form partnerships, elevate brand awareness and launch new products,” Anderson notes.
“Our team offers tailored support to every exhibitor, ensuring they maximise their experience,” says Anderson. “We assist with selecting the ideal stand that aligns with their objectives and budget, and provide training and guidance on planning and brand promotion in the lead-up to the event.”
Visitors to Propak Africa can enjoy an immersive experience, connecting firsthand with on-site technical experts and attending complimentary themed seminars presented by top industry figures. The diverse seminar programme is designed to share valuable insights into the latest trends and market developments.
Anderson adds, “Our team has collaborated closely with our partners to incorporate the latest exhibition technologies and to present a compelling lineup of visitor activations. We’re ready to deliver an engaging, value-packed event.”
Propak Africa 2025 is supported by The Institute of Packaging SA, Packaging SA, Plastics SA, and Printing SA. For more information, visit www.propakafrica.co.za.
“Fostering a robust environment in line with Renewed Hope Agenda”
The Nigerian Ministry of Solid Minerals Development has once again confirmed its commitment to the Nigeria Mining Week conference and expo with its official endorsement and pledge of support for the ninth edition that returns to Abuja from 18 to 20 November 2024.
Dr Mary A. Ogbe, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Solid Minerals Development says in a statement: “The Ministry recognizes the valuable platform [the event] provides across the mining ecosystem to exchange ideas, explore business opportunities, and forge partnerships that will further the frontiers of mining in Nigeria and across the continent.”
Nigeria Mining Week will gather mining pioneers, investors, regulators, suppliers and service providers in the region’s burgeoning extractive industry at the Abuja Continental Hotel in the Nigerian capital. The event is organised by the Miners Association of Nigeria (MAN) in collaboration with PwC Nigeria and Vuka Group while the Ministry of Solid Minerals Development is the official host.
Aligned with strategic goals
Dr Ogbe describes Nigeria Mining Week as an “esteemed gathering” that aligns with the Ministry’s strategic goals to enhance Nigeria’s mining sector as a key driver of economic growth, attract global mining investors and showcase the vast opportunities available within the mineral value chain.
She adds: “The Ministry is committed to fostering a robust environment that not only supports but also propels the mining industry in line with the Renewed Hope Agenda under the current administration.”
She also commended the event organisers, Vuka Group, for their “ongoing dedication to Nigeria Mining Week” and said she was anticipating that “this year’s conference will set a new precedent for innovation and collaboration in the mining sector.”
The theme of this year’s Nigeria Mining Week conference is “From the inside out: Building the mining sector to be the cornerstone of Nigeria’s economy.”
Industry support
Nigeria Mining Week has already signed up many of its longstanding partners and sponsors for the Abuja gathering in November. These include Titan Minerals Ltd as the diamond plus sponsors, Kursi Group and Sinogrand as diamond sponsors as well as Beak Consultants, Deeprock, Delta Group, Mantrac, Minelab and Rapidlink as gold sponsors.
About Nigeria Mining Week
Nigeria Mining Week is an annual event and online platform for all the mining stakeholders and influencers in the public and private sectors wanting to do business in Nigeria. Established 9 years ago, it is organised by the Miners Association of Nigeria (MAN) in collaboration with PwC and Vuka Group and is supported by the Ministry of Solid Minerals Development. DRC Mining Week and DRC-Africa Battery Metals Forum are partner events and Mining Review Africa is the premier event media partner.
The Vuka Group (formerly Clarion Events Africa) is a leading Cape Town-based and multi-award-winning organiser of exhibitions, conferences and digital events across the continent in the infrastructure, energy, mining, mobility, ecommerce and CX sectors. Other well-known events by the Vuka Group include DRC Mining Week, DRC-Africa Battery Metals Forum, Enlit Africa, Africa’s Green Economy Summit, Smarter Mobility Africa, ECOM Africa and CEM Africa.
Nigeria Mining Week event dates and location:
Dates: 18–20 November 2024
Location: Abuja Continental Hotel
International Luxury Travel Market Africa (ILTMA) is proud to announce that its highly anticipated 2025 event, themed ‘Ignite Africa with Luxury Travel’, will be held at the prestigious Norval Foundation in Cape Town from 06 to 08 April. This move from Kirstenbosch Gardens marks an exciting new chapter for ILTM Africa, positioning art as a key component of luxury tourism.
“We cannot wait to welcome the world’s luxury tourism industry to Cape Town for the 2025 International Luxury Travel Market Africa gathering. And in the Norval Foundation in Tokai, this event will have an incredible venue to showcase Cape Town’s artistic side. Long known for our natural splendour, our food and our wine, Cape Town is also one of the world’s great art cities, and delegates at ILTM are in for a treat at this beautiful contemporary art museum and sculpture garden,” says Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis.
“The luxury tourism sector is hugely important to Cape Town’s economy and its potential to add sustainable jobs, and it is wonderful that yet another aspect of the Mother City’s allure as a global travel destination will be highlighted through this choice of venue. I look forward to welcoming all the buyers, exhibitors, media to ILTM Africa 2025 in April.”
Highlighting the growing importance of art in luxury travel, Megan De Jager, Portfolio Director, ILTM Africa, adds: “Art is fast becoming the new culinary tourism. Cultural immersion is now a core element of the luxury tourism experience. The Norval Foundation, with its captivating art museum and sculpture garden, provides the perfect setting to explore this exciting trend and ignite new ideas about African luxury travel.”
A niche, boutique event, ILTM Africa 2025 will once again bring together the most discerning buyers and exhibitors in the luxury travel sphere. In addition to the established networking and appointment opportunities, 2025 will introduce ‘In Conversation’, a relaxed space designed to foster thought-provoking discussions and ignite the exchange of innovative ideas.
The Norval Foundation has a unique setting, combining world-class art with the natural beauty of the Cape Town landscape. From its curated exhibitions to the inspiring outdoor sculpture garden, the venue provides numerous opportunities for exploration and discovery while conducting business.
“As an art museum which prides ourselves on amplifying African art & artists, we are very pleased to be able to introduce a new audience of international guests to our museum & art offering, creating an introduction to some of the incredible talents our country and continent have to offer. As we work to celebrate African artists on a global stage & support art education, this partnership serves to support this mission with guests from around the world,” says Caroline Greyling, Museum Director, Norval Foundation
This year, ILTM Africa will also be collaborating with local artisans, providing a unique platform to showcase their talents and connect with key players in the luxury tourism industry. This initiative reinforces the Norval Foundation’s dedication to promoting modern and contemporary art from Africa and the diaspora, further igniting the synergy between luxury travel and African creativity.
23rd September 2024
In a world where trust is often seen as a rare commodity, the recent signing of the Joint Venture Agreement between VUKA Group, an African conference, exhibition and media agency, and The Global Trust Project marks a significant milestone. This partnership, spearheaded by David Ashdown, CEO of VUKA Group, and Dominic Wilhelm, Executive Director and co-founder of The Global Trust Project, is set to revolutionise the way businesses and governments approach trust and its impact on organisational success.
The journey to this partnership began over a year ago, with both parties exploring their relationship and defining the grounds to support Dominic in his vision for The Global Trust Project. David Ashdown, reflecting on the initial stages of their relationship, recalled, “Dominic’s passion for trust resonated deeply with me, and I saw an opportunity to support his journey. At VUKA Group we are experts at connecting people and organisations to information and each other, which is what The Global Trust Project needs to achieve its mission of influencing 10 million actors to impact 1 billion people on what matters most, Trust! We provided Dominic, during the last 12 months, with the runway he needed to breathe, think, and transform”.
David continues “Bringing Dominic into the VUKA Group, fits our strategy of diversifying our portfolio whilst connecting with the deep relationships we have established through the industry verticals we serve. We have seen an immediate positive response to The Global Trust Project being introduced and Dominic has been a featured key-note speaker on the stages of our conferences all year.”
Bruce Robinson, Chairman of VUKA Group, played a crucial role in this partnership. He emphasised the importance of trust in professional relationships, stating, “One of the fundamental building blocks of professional relationships is trust. It’s something that isn’t often discussed, but it’s essential for success. Dominic’s approach to trust is both scientific and practical, making it accessible and impactful for organisations”.
The Global Trust Project aims to operationalise trust through four key areas: advisory and consulting, learning and development, awareness and engagement, and research and assessment. The flagship product, the Trust Master Class, has already made a significant impact on VUKA Group’s employees. “The Trust Master Class has been a brilliant learning experience. It has helped us understand the fundamental principles of trustworthiness and how to apply them in our daily work, it helped us define our values and create a shared understanding of trust within the organisation.” David explained.
The partnership between VUKA Group and The Global Trust Project is not just a business relationship; it is a deeply human and transformative journey. “It’s been more than just a business relationship. It’s been a journey of growth, tears of joy, and no little discomfort. We are here to take on the world and pursue a vision of reaching 10 million people who, in turn, will impact 1 billion”, Dominic shared.
As the partnership moves forward, both parties are excited about the future. Bruce Robinson highlighted the potential for The Global Trust Project to engage with governments and multinationals globally. “The future is very bright. There are so many areas where trust can be applied to make a substantial impact. The only question is how rapidly we want to introduce this into the marketplace”.
Dominic Wilhelm envisions a future where trust is at the forefront of organisational success. “I would like to see high-level engagement with governments and multinationals globally. Our learning offerings, like the Trust Master Class, have the potential to scale and make a significant impact. The Trust Equity Index can become an enterprise plug-in, enabling leaders to see trust dynamics at the click of a button”.
During the interview, Dominic illustrated the four pillars of the trust model: integrity, benevolence, capability, and the inclination to trust. These pillars form the foundation of trustworthiness and are essential for building trust in any relationship.
Integrity is the first pillar. Dominic explained, “When David and Bruce first met me, they were implicitly or explicitly trying to figure out whether I was good. Integrity means having a binding ethical framework and demonstrating it consistently”.
The second pillar is benevolence. Dominic elaborated, “Benevolence is about being concerned with not only your well-being but also the well-being of others. It’s about showing that you care about the success and welfare of your partners and stakeholders”.
Capability is the third pillar. “Capability refers to having the skills, knowledge, and abilities to do what you profess to do. It’s about demonstrating competence and effectiveness in your actions”, Dominic explained.
The fourth pillar is the inclination to trust. Dominic highlighted, “Even if someone is highly trustworthy, the inclination to trust them can be influenced by personal biases and perceptions. It’s important to address these perceptions to build a trusting relationship”.
Bruce Robinson reflected on the journey of understanding and applying these principles within VUKA Group. “It took some time to understand what Dominic actually does. His approach is highly scientific, but he has managed to boil it down into practical applications that can be used in the professional world”.
As the partnership continues to evolve, both VUKA Group and The Global Trust Project are committed to making a positive impact on the world. “We are excited about the future and the potential for transformative change. Trust is at the heart of everything we do, and we are dedicated to building a better future through trust”, Dominic concluded.
The signing of the Joint Venture Agreement between VUKA Group and The Global Trust Project is a testament to the power of trust and the vision of both parties. It is a partnership built on mutual respect, shared values, and a commitment to making a positive impact on the world. As they embark on this journey together, the future looks promising, and the potential for transformative change is immense.
RX Africa today announced “Ignite Africa” as the official theme for its WTM Africa 2025 event, taking place from 9 to 11 April in the Host City of Cape Town at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC). Next year, WTM Africa promises a revamped format with a laser focus on actionable insights and strategic networking, making it a must-attend for anyone invested in the future of African tourism.
Expect a content-rich programme at WTM Africa structured around critical themes such as aviation, responsible tourism, and marketing. Curated by industry experts, sessions will move beyond theoretical discussions to deliver practical solutions and tangible strategies. The “Brain Box” will also offer interactive workshops and discussions, providing opportunities for attendees to gain practical knowledge and develop new skills.
In addition, WTM Africa will launch a renewed trend report packed with the latest industry statistics and insights. This State of the Industry report will serve as an essential resource for stakeholders, offering data-driven perspectives on current challenges and opportunities in African tourism.
WTM Africa 2025 will also feature a reimagined Media Awards programme, designed to raise standards in travel journalism across the continent. A panel of leading industry judges will recognise excellence in reporting, setting a new benchmark for media coverage of African tourism. Press conferences, media briefings, and exclusive opportunities for interviews with top industry spokespeople will be scaled up, allowing the media to access crucial stories and insights directly from the source.
“This isn’t just an update to our annual event. We’re completely reimagining how we can drive African tourism forward,” said Megan De Jager, Portfolio Director for RX Africa. “The new format and content are designed to give attendees practical tools and knowledge they can immediately apply to their businesses. With ‘Ignite Africa,’ we’re bringing together the sharpest minds, the latest trends, and actionable strategies in a way that’s never been done before. This is an event that professionals across the tourism industry won’t want to miss.”
WTM Africa is positioned as the definitive event for those looking to stay ahead of the curve in African tourism. This event will be the flashpoint for new strategies and collaborations that will shape the future of the sector.
Event Information:
WTM Africa : 9–11 April 2024 | Cape Town, South Africa
Venue : Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC)
Taking place at the Expo Centre in Nasrec, Johannesburg, from 2-6 September, this year’s Electra Mining Africa was the biggest show in its history with 950 exhibitors occupying over 40,000m² of exhibition space across 6 exhibition halls and 4 outside exhibit areas.
Visitors were able to explore thousands of new products, ground-breaking machinery, latest innovations and world-class technologies, with the many live demonstrations giving them an opportunity to see products and machinery in action during the five days of the exhibition. The show also afforded visitors the opportunity to speak to the technical experts on the stands and compare products and brands.
“We have had excellent feedback from our exhibitors,” says Gary Corin, MD of Specialised Exhibitions, a division of Montgomery Group, and organisers of the show. “Many of our exhibitors have been exhibiting with us consistently for many years whilst others were previous exhibitors who came back this year after a short break or exhibiting at Electra Mining Africa for the first time. Those we have spoken to have met their exhibiting objectives, whether that’s brand awareness or generating sales leads, or both.”
By the end of the show, 39 883 visitors had attended this year’s Electra Mining Africa, which was about 27% higher than the previous show in 2022.
“But it’s not just about the numbers,” explains Corin. “It’s about the quality of the visitors that come through. And it’s been impressive. Visitors were from across the industry sectors represented at the show, looking for the latest products, innovations and technologies relevant to them. And they weren’t disappointed by what they saw. Electra Mining Africa has built its reputation as a platform for trade; the place where buyers and sellers meet to do business, contributing to the stimulation of trade in the industrial, manufacturing and mining sectors of the South African economy.”
The New Products and Innovation Awards competition attracted entries from local and international manufacturers exhibiting at Electra Mining Africa. The winners were announced at an exhibitors function which took place on the Wednesday evening.
Charlene Hefer, Portfolio Director at Specialised Exhibitions says that the the Awards celebrate remarkable ingenuity and outstanding levels of innovation. “The innovation displayed across the show was of a world-class standard and this was also reflected in the entries received for the innovation awards competition. Many of the new products and innovations are likely to be exported into Africa and other parts of the world in the coming months now they have been launched to market at the show.”
On the Thursday morning, the Deputy Minister of Mineral and Petroleum Resources, Ms. Nemadzinga-Tshabalala visited Electra Mining Africa. The deputy minister said she was visiting the show to see what technology and innovation as well as investment is taking place in the mining industry. She says she was very impressed by what she saw at Electra Mining. “From my walkabout it is clear that Electra Mining is booming and growing.” She adds that she would like to see the relationship between the expo and her department grow stronger. “Government is interested in such partnership.”
Attributes of a successful 2024
Asked what made Electra Mining Africa the success it was this year, Hefer said that it’s all about collaboration. “We have a great team who have worked really hard to ensure the success of the show, but it’s also the collaboration we have with the industry associations, the trade media, our suppliers, and of course, our exhibitors. We launched a brand new exhibitor training programme this year and spent three days training just over 350 of our exhibitors, and we could see the difference at the show, how they have implemented what they learned. From how they approached build-up and the effort they put into their stands, to the way they were interacting with visitors and how they embraced our theme days. It made a real difference. They took their exhibiting to the next level!”
Corin spoke about the collective when it came to the marketing of the show. “To achieve the number of visitors this year, yes, the marketing was good. But not just ours as organisers. It is the collective effort that makes a show successful. The industry has really bought into this and I think that’s what makes the difference. No individual, no one organisation, can put an event like this together on their own. It was the collective effort of all stakeholders that ensured the success of this year’s show.’
Looking ahead to Electra Mining Africa 2026
When asked where Electra Mining Africa goes from here and what it will look like in 2026, Hefer says that the good news is that already a couple of months ago they started planning for 2026. “There are many new initiatives in the pipeline and some areas that we want to improve for the next show. We will engage with our exhibitors, visitors, sponsors, associations and media partners to get their input too. There’s a lot in our planning mix already, but their input is also crucial for us.”
Gary also reflected on what the industry might look like in 2026. “In two years’ time new technologies will be out there, new solutions, and our exhibitors will be showcasing and demonstrating these new innovations and technologies, whatever they will be. Artificial intelligence is having a major impact, even in our business. How we communicate, how people register to attend, tools that help both exhibitors and visitors on site. We don’t even know yet what will be available in 2026. It will be an exciting couple of years as the unknown becomes known,” concludes Corin.
Electra Mining Africa is the largest mining, electrical, automation, manufacturing, power and transport trade exhibitions in Southern Africa and one of the largest global mining and industrial shows. It is recognised as a ‘5-in-1 Trade Show’ with its five incorporated shows: Electra Mining Africa, Automation Expo, Elenex Africa, POWERex, and Transport Expo. Local manufacturing also played a prominent role at this year’s Electra Mining Africa, and, for the first time, the Local Southern African Manufacturing Expo was incorporated within the show.
An exhibition viewed by industry as one of the most important events on the calendar, Electra Mining Africa provides a unique platform where exhibitors can launch new products and showcase their latest innovations and technologies.
Taking place at the Expo Centre in Nasrec, Johannesburg, from 2-6 September, visitors to Electra Mining Africa will have the opportunity to connect with over 950 exhibitors and explore thousands of new products, ground-breaking machinery, latest innovations and world-class technologies at what will be the biggest show ever in its history. The many live demonstrations will give visitors an opportunity to see products and machinery in action during the five days of the exhibition.
“We knew it was going to be one of the biggest shows we’ve ever had, but we can now say that this year’s Electra Mining Africa is the biggest show in its history!” says Charlene Hefer, Portfolio Director at Specialised Exhibitions a division of Montgomery Group, the organisers of the show. “That means more top brands, products and innovations at this year’s show with a much bigger footprint of exhibition space. It’s very exciting to have reached this milestone!”
Electra Mining Africa is the biggest mining, electrical, automation, manufacturing, power and transport trade exhibition in Southern Africa..
Local manufacturing will play a prominent role at this year’s Electra Mining Africa, and, for the first time, the Local Southern African Manufacturing Expo will be incorporated within this year’s show.
“Local manufacturing spans across all the sectors that Electra Mining Africa represents and so not only will local manufacturing exhibitors be located in Hall 10, but they will also be incorporated throughout the show. We have created various packages that have made exhibiting more affordable for the smaller local manufacturers, providing benefit to these companies and to the visitors who will have an opportunity to see them at the show.”
“Industry sectors are loosely grouped within the various halls to highlight the innovations and technological advancements within these sectors, making it easier for visitors to navigate,” notes Hefer. “Halls 5 and 6 primarily focus on heavy mining equipment, a broad range of engineering support services, and machine tooling. Hall 7 is largely Automation, whilst Hall 8 features many international exhibitors as well as local exhibitors. Power Generation is a feature in Hall 9 which is also where the Seminar Theatre is located, and local manufacturing exhibitors will be showcased in Hall 10 together with the SA Mining Tech and Innovation Hub – a pavilion comprising Mining Equipment Manufacturers of SA (MEMSA), SA Mineral Processing Equipment Cluster (SAMPEC) and the Mandela Mining Precinct (MMP) and some of their members, as well as other products and services. The outside areas are popular for pump and valve exhibitors and for materials handling and transport, alongside other large equipment demonstrations. Floorplans at the show will clearly indicate where exhibitors can be found.”
“In addition to the exhibits, we are delighted to have some excellent speakers at our free-to-attend seminars who will be sharing their expertise on many topics mostly aligned with our theme days. These include sustainability, skills, safety and innovation.”
The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (SAIMM) will be hosting a Mine Planning and Design Colloquium alongside the show, the Lifting Equipment Engineering Association of SA (LEEASA) will be hosting a conference, and Women in Mining South Africa (WiMSA) will be hosting a half-day women in mining workshop.
The non-profit organisation Women in Mining Business South Africa (WiMBIZ) will be participating at Electra Mining Africa for the first time. WiMBIZ is a mentorship based organisation established to create a platform that unifies women entrepreneurs and professionals in the mining sector. The organisation aims to help women access opportunities across the mining value chain. WiMBIZ is excited to be hosting various events during the show.
“Electra Mining Africa has built its reputation as a platform for trade; the place where buyers and sellers meet to do business,” says Gary Corin, Managing Director of Specialised Exhibitions. “It’s a massive trade event taking place over five days, contributing to the stimulation of trade in the industrial, manufacturing and mining sectors of the South African economy.”
Specialised Exhibitions, a division of Montgomery Group, offers one of South Africa’s largest portfolios of trade exhibitions servicing a wide range of business-to-business sectors of the South African economy. With a proud heritage spanning over 55 years, Specialised Exhibitions is the marketer’s first choice time and again. Montgomery Group is the UK’s longest running independent events’ organiser, a fifth-generation, family-owned business with over 50 events and co-locates across 15 countries. Its purpose is simple: To serve our world, nurturing relationships and developing opportunities.
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