Exhibiting at The Emergency Services Show 2008
This independent event brings together all types of emergency organisations and specialist equipment suppliers from across the UK.
It creates a unique environment for visitors, exhibitors and conference delegates to source new products, network, share information and build relationships.
Who should exhibit?
If you supply to, or operate with, more than one emergency service this is the ideal event for you. By bringing together all your target customers to one venue, it will provide you with a cost and time efficient way of promoting new products to the right people, renewing contacts and building new relationships.
Stoneleigh Park provides fully serviced exhibition halls. There is extensive outside space available providing the opportunity to display vehicles or put on demonstrations.
We were particularly impressed with the outside demonstration area – seeing impressive kit in action is often the best way of converting interest into orders
Tim Jones, MilSys (UK) Ltd
Exhibition Categories:
- Communications and IT
- First Response Equipment
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Training and Education Resources
- Technical Rescue and Medical Equipment
- Vehicles and Vehicle Equipment
- Business Continuity
- Outsourcing
The Emergency Response Zone
Encapsulating the spirit of the Civil Contingencies Act, the Emergency Response Zone includes organisations that offer specialist services in responding to an emergency. Not only does this Zone enable these organisations to know, trust and understand the functions of the others, but it offers additional selling opportunities to exhibitors to reach these critical and often unique organisations. The Emergency Response Zone is a real draw for visitors and will, again, remain free for appropriate organisations to exhibit within it.
** New for 2008 ** The Blue Light Zone
The Emergency Response Zone has been extended for 2008. This new section comprises fire and rescue services, police forces and ambulance services, encouraging the sharing of best practice and promoting inter service cooperation.
The Emergency Response Zone... the chance to meet and forge links with other like groups... which can only help at future incidents when we meet up as colleagues rather than strangers
Willie McMartin, International Rescue Corps
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