Sponsorship Opportunities

Why Sponsor?

For 10 years, we have been helping our clients achieve important business goals - TradeTech is truly the number one trading conference for solution providers seeking to lead opinion on best practice and trading strategy. Conference sponsorship offers a wide range of benefits irrespective of the size of your company and the level of your current market presence.

Our clients have told us that they sponsor our events for the following key reasons:

• Gain new sales leads - Conference delegates are an extremely focused group of people with strong business interest in the event that they are attending. By exhibiting and being present you can impact on these buyers and grow your sales. Contacts generated at conferences have a high conversion rate.
• Launch new products or services - Draw attention to your products and brand by using the conference as a launch pad for new developments, products or services. With delegates and the media in attendance, new stories of interest always create a buzz.
• Enter new markets - Exhibiting is one of the most cost and time effective ways of entering new markets. It is a great opportunity to research and network whilst gaining exposure to a new qualified database.
• Building customer loyalty - Face to face contact at conferences and showing continued support of a market helps develop client loyalty as well as cementing your position as a continued presence.
• Position company brand - Being seen at industry event establishes your company in the eyes of the delegate as a strong brand and creates an image of your company’s abilities and strength. Showing your company at high level events creates valuable impression as an industry leader.
• Brokering new business partnerships – Other sponsors and delegates are always looking for exciting new partnering opportunities in order to deliver more compelling solutions to their clients – WBR conferences offer you an ideal opportunity for just this.

To find out how you can participate, or be a program sponsor, call Paul Massoud.