INTERNATIONAL EVENT PRODUCTION

Exhibition production

From the first floor plan to the last freight movement.

Overview

From the first floor plan to the last freight movement.

Who it is for

For international agencies, corporate teams, associations and delegations that need accountable local production.

Production scope

  • Floor plans and exhibitor manuals
  • Booth and decorator coordination
  • Freight and loading schedules

Planning considerations

Confirm venue access, audience needs, dates, supplier responsibilities and approval deadlines before contracting. Build time for testing, rehearsals and a documented contingency plan.

For U.S. exhibitions, ask the venue and appointed contractors about labor jurisdictions, minimum calls, overtime, material handling, advance warehouses, marshalling, rigging, power, fire review and insurance documentation. Requirements vary by venue and event; verify them before contracting.

Budget considerations

Separate equipment, fabrication, crew, transport, venue charges, rehearsals, overtime and contingency. Obtain itemized supplier quotes before committing.

OUR PROCESS

Considered at every stage.

  1. 01

    Discover

  2. 02

    Scope

  3. 03

    Budget

  4. 04

    Design

  5. 05

    Plan

  6. 06

    Produce

  7. 07

    Execute

  8. 08

    Report

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Can you work with our existing agency?

Yes. The scope can be structured around lead production, local coordination or a defined technical package, with responsibilities agreed in advance.

What do you need to prepare an estimate?

Start with the city, dates, attendance, program, venue status and working budget. Drawings, a draft agenda and technical requirements help refine the scope.

Is the online estimate a quotation?

No. It is an illustrative planning model. Confirmed pricing requires supplier availability, a final scope and a written proposal.

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