PACIA National Conference 2010
The PACIA National Conference is the highlight industry event of the year for the chemicals and plastics industries in Australia. The 2010 PACIA National Conference will be held at the Amora Jamison, Sydney, on the 8th, 9th and 10th of June.
The conference will focus on providing the chemicals and plastics industries and their supply chain partners, governments and other stakeholders with special access to expert speakers and analysis in light of the global financial crisis and in response to challenges posed by global climate change, changing markets and complex regulatory environments.
It will be a forward looking conference and will provide a forum for the leadership necessary for our industry to better position for a more prosperous and sustainable future.
Who will attend?
The PACIA National Conference is attended by Chief Executives, senior managers and other representatives from Australian and multinational chemicals and plastics companies. Participants from government, media and non-government groups are also welcome.
Session themes include: the economy, climate change, regulatory reform, sustainability leadership, design and technology solutions, consumer, cultural and demographic trends and connecting to markets through Sustainability.
Speakers
The PACIA National Conference 2010 will have an exceptional line up of speakers to be announced early in 2010.
Conference Dinner
The PACIA National Conference Dinner will be held at the magnificent Queen Victoria Building (QVB) Tea Room in the heart of Sydney on the evening of Day 2, Wednesday 9th June 2010.
Award winning unusualist Raymond Crowe will provide the after dinner entertainment.
Conference Organiser
The PACIA National Conference will be facilitated by The Meetings Manager. Please contact them directly to register interest or for any other enquiry.
The Meetings Manager
145/2-18 Buchanan Street
Balmain NSW 2041 Phone: +61 2 9810 7322
Fax: +61 2 9810 7320
Email: meetings@tmm.com.au
Website: www.tmm.com.au
National Conference 2009
The PACIA National Conference was the highlight industry event of the year for the chemicals and plastics industries in Australia. The conference was held at the Novotel St Kilda, Melbourne, this year on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd of June.
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