Conference

POST-EXPO presents the most highly regarded annual postal conferences, with top-level delegates coming from across the globe.

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The World Postal Business Forum is organised in association with the Universal Postal Union and provides an opportunity for everyone in the postal sector to actively discuss the changes, solutions and ideas that are being employed in different parts of the world to deal with the markedly different postal environment. The CEO Forum is a highlight of the show, where an impressive list of speakers will inform the audience about how their companies are reacting and adapting to the challenges they are now facing. Click here for the full programme!

The three-day Operations Conference is presented by leading industry experts and explores key operational issues in the areas of efficiency, optimisation, technology and sustainable operations. Click here for the full programme!

The Technology Workgroups are interactive seminars hosted by key suppliers, consultants and integrators focusing on areas such as mail automation, parcel sortation, mobile technology, retail and customer solutions, and transport and logistics. Click here for the full programme!

Conference Rates

Number of days

3-day pass

2-day pass

1-day pass

Full rate

€1,195

€895

€515

All prices are subject to Danish VAT at 25%. This will be automatically added to your conference fees in order to comply with Danish VAT regulations.

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Speaking opportunities

If you would like to speak at POST-EXPO 2010 please contact Matthew Gunn, sales director, +44 1306 743744, mattgunn@ukintpress.com

"POST-EXPO was a great chance to see what’s on the agendas of the major decision makers in the industry, and how they are thinking during a time of severe change for most players. I also found the engagement in environmental issues an inspiration. Now it obviously is not about ‘if’ but about ‘how’ to respond to climate change. A question not only for the postal operators but also for all their stakeholders.”
Ingemar Persson, Secretary General of PostEurop