LAS VEGAS, June 29, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Mr. Mark Haley, President of Smart City Networks, will visit London from July 1-4, 2018, to participate in the AIPC annual conference and engage with international convention and exhibition center managers and other stakeholders. The visit to London will provide an opportunity to showcase Smart City and the latest innovations in convention center technology, as well as how Smart City has supported large-scale events in Washington D.C. and Houston.
As a delegate, Mr. Haley will experience the best of what London has to offer and see first-hand how the European capital welcomes world-class events, such as Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) IP EXPO Europe and the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) Congress.
"The conference will speak to the main challenges that convention centers in the U.S. are faced with, and the techniques and policies required to confront the challenges effectively in order to facilitate their transition to a contemporary status," said Mr. Haley.
Mr. Haley will meet with colleagues and senior leaders from other international centers to discuss the future of convention center innovation. Conference participants will include senior officials, business and academic professionals.
For more information about Smart City, visit www.smartcity.com.
About Smart City Networks
Smart City Networks, the industry leader in event telecommunications and technology, designs, installs and maintains data, voice, electrical and utility platforms, coupled with voice, video, data network engineering, security, and monitoring. With over 39 convention and meeting facilities across the U.S. in their portfolio, Smart City annually supports over 3,000 convention and meetings, accounting for over 17 million square feet of exhibit space. For more information, call 702-943-6000 or visit www.smartcitynetworks.com.
SOURCE Smart City Networks
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