Your Only Peer-Led Direct Procurement Conference ProcureCon Direct is the only peer-led direct procurement conference for strategic sourcing and purchasing executives. With unique session formats and diverse sessions dedicated to your challenges, this conference is the ideal environment for networking and high-quality discussions about the procurement industry. From the top 100 manufacturers to the fastest growing industrial startups. You will...

WBR’s HR Healthcare is a forum for 200 healthcare HR innovators to share, network, and learn. Sessions are focused on attendee collaborating in pushing forward workforce efforts that keep apace with rapidly changing healthcare landscape. While working with WBR’s healthcare audience from our Next Generation Patient Experience event, HR Healthcare addresses the pressures healthcare HR professionals are under to revitalize recruitment...

DGI gathers 650+ of the ‘who is who’ in the international geospatial intelligence community to define how to best respond to new policy developments and breakthroughs in technology. An unmissable opportunity to gain practical insights on sourcing better imagery, automating analysis at scale, and optimising data workflows, and much more!

The Human Capital Management for Government Training Series brings together key stakeholders from throughout the Federal and Defense HR Community to discuss best practices for managing human capital, improving efficiency & advancing innovation. Launched in 2006, the series of events has evolved into the meeting place for strategic-level policy makers and operational-level HR managers, and often serves as the catalyst for new initiatives. W...

The Human Capital Management for Government Training Series brings together key stakeholders from throughout the Federal and Defense HR Community to discuss best practices for managing human capital, improving efficiency & advancing innovation. Launched in 2006, the series of events has evolved into the meeting place for strategic-level policy makers and operational-level HR managers, and often serves as the catalyst for new initiatives. G...

The Human Capital Management for Government Training Series brings together key stakeholders from throughout the Federal and Defense HR Community to discuss best practices for managing human capital, improving efficiency & advancing innovation. Launched in 2006, the series of events has evolved into the meeting place for strategic-level policy makers and operational-level HR managers, and often serves as the catalyst for new initiatives. T...

Running since 2001, The Defense Logistics training event has become a set date on the calendars of hundreds of logisticians and has proven to be an influential forum of great logistics minds in the U.S. There has never been a more urgent time for you to join your fellow logisticians across the services, agencies and in the private sector to ensure that our logistics capabilities are the best they can be. As a nation at war, we must continue to...

Safe Cities Asia 2015 is the region’s largest and most comprehensive smart resilience conference, bringing together 350 senior professionals. With over 70% of the audience from the public sector including Mayors, Chief Information Officers, Chief Security Officers, Chief Data Officers, Heads of IT and Heads of Police, Fire, Emergency and Disaster Response Safe Cities Asia is unrivalled in its ability to uncover debate and determine where...

DGI is the most significant event in Europe for the national security community. The summit focuses on how key decisions are supported through the provision of location intelligence for government and industry leaders from across NATO, Europe and international mission partners. Why you should attend DGI: Network with new contacts & strengthen relationships: DGI is the first opportunity in 2015 to meet with 700+ leaders from all the key map...

Never before have the world’s cities faced such a daunting combination of challenges, or required such technological creativity to solve them. Cities are at a crossroads. While 50% of the world currently lives in cities, by 2050 that figure will be nearly 70%. It is estimated that as many as 9,000 totally new cities will be needed to accommodate this growth. Unless drastically different ways of living materialize quickly, these new citi...