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In 2002 Marcus realised that the need for specialist environmental, petrochemical and analytical conferences and exhibitions existed and introduced a dedicated conference and exhibition department. ILM Exhibitions organise events such as WWEM (Wastewater and Environmental Management), AQE (Air Quality and Emissions), PEFTEC (Petroleum, Refi ning and Environmental Technologies), CEM and CEM India (Conference and Exhibition on Emissions Monitoring).
The ILM Exhibitions and Environmental Technology teams at WWEM
The International Labmate team at the Separations Science mixer, at Pittcon 2019
In addition to the print and online journals, and the exhibitions, International Labmate offers a full range of digital and online marketing services such as e-bulletins, banner advertising and electronic direct marketing.
Who could have foreseen all the technological changes we have seen over the last 45 years, and it is impossible to predict what challenges we will have to adapt to in the next 45 years. But, rest assured, we will be there.
Marcus Pattison said:
“I am very proud to be part of Labmate’s 45 year celebration, this is a huge achievement! I would like to thank all our customers past and present who have supported, worked and grown with us throughout this period. I would like to thank and congratulate the Labmate team in developing new products and expanding the Labmate brands in publishing, electronic media, printing, design, event organisation and management we couldn’t do it without you!”
Marcus Pattison, Director of Publications. Oak Court Business Centre, where Labmate has been based since 2003.
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