Be onsite for Outlook 2010 to access sessions and papers, interview speakers and work from the dedicated Media Centre.
Journalists registered for Outlook 2010 can use the Media Centre, set up with work stations, phone lines, an interview room, copies of speakers’ papers and live feeds from the keynote sessions in the Royal Theatre.
The Media Centre opens at 8.00am on Tuesday 2 March for the duration of the conference. Media Centre staff, including ABARE Media, Marketing and Events Manager, Maree Finnegan, can assist with interview coordination for conference speakers and accessing information.
Registration is complimentary, however, charges for catering and the conference dinner do apply. Pre-conference registration is required. Registered journalists receive a delegate satchel with a copy of the March issue of Australian commodities and access to all sessions.
To arrange pre-conference interviews, or for further information, please contact Maree Finnegan
As Australia’s premier economic forecasting event, Outlook 2010 will bring together a motivated and relevant audience for organisations active in the agriculture and natural resource sectors.
With high profile sessions and the release of the March issue of Australian commodities, Outlook 2010 will attract substantial media interest and coverage.
We invite you to access your key audience through an Outlook 2010 conference partnership. A partnership opportunity at Outlook 2010 can reinforce your organisation’s presence to more than 600 interested, relevant and influential delegates. Opportunities include the plenary session partnership for the economic overview session, session partnerships and conference dinner partner, as well as individually tailored options.
A trade stand offers your organisation the opportunity to meet and network with key decision-makers from the agriculture sector, business and finance, government and industry associations. The exhibition is open throughout the conference and is centrally located in the conference venue foyer.