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Marine13 day delegate incentive

by Marine13 on 21 Apr 2013
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The Marine13 International Conference and Exhibition is one week away, commencing 28 April to 30 April in Sydney. The Organising Committee has just released a day pass incentive for those wanting to participate at the last minute and interested only in attending conference sessions and the exhibition.

While full Marine13 delegate registration is $1,080 (member rate); a one day pass is $490 or $880 for two, one day, transferable passes. These are ‘no frills’ options for industry and government personnel that do not want to participate in the events social and networking programs.

Committee member and President of the Marina Industry Association Mr Andrew Chapman said the Committee noted the strong interest in attending conference only sessions plus the exhibition.' Marine13 has a world class conference program comprising 47 different sessions across three streams. I expect all delegates will take away from the conference new information and knowledge to make their workplaces more productive. Additionally the event is on target to have over 55 exhibitors in the one room, providing delegates with an extremely cost effectively way of assessing products and services that are used in their businesses. The just released day pass package is a must for those still thinking about attending Marine13 but who do not want the full conference package'.

Most recent updates on Marine13 including speakers, exhibitors and the Sydney Harbour marine industry cruise are now available on the Marine13 web site www.marine13.com
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