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climate-related and operational risks. This evolution is driven by artificial intelligence, robotics and connected technologies, which are enhancing anticipation and response capabilities while also creating new regulatory challenges. To help professionals navigate these developments, Expoprotection 2026 will feature more than 110 conferences and workshops.
THE PREVENTION HUB: A NEW SUPPORT PLATFORM FOR HEALTH AND SAFETY PROFESSIONALS
More than just physical space, The Prevention Hub has been designed as a long-term support platform that extends both during and beyond the exhibition. Its ambition is to help address the sense of isolation often experienced by health and safety professionals by providing practical responses to the realities they face in the field, including mental workload, safety culture and HR-related challenges.
Immediate access to practical expertise: During the exhibition, The Prevention Hub provides direct access to methodologies, interactive workshops, coaching sessions and candid experience-sharing from fellow health & safety professionals.
Ongoing support and an active community: The Hub aims to extend this spirit of mutual support beyond the exhibition through dedicated resources and a peer networking community, helping health and safety professionals step back from their day-to-day practices and sustain their energy over the long term.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS: INNOVATION AND INSPIRATION
To encourage the discovery and adoption of practical solutions, the exhibition has been designed as a dynamic ecosystem that goes beyond the traditional exhibition format. It combines technology demonstrations, experience-sharing and strategic networking opportunities to provide long-term support to risk prevention professionals as they address the challenges of tomorrow.
PPE & Workwear Show: An immersive show held four times a day at the heart of the Health & Safety area. This dynamic 30-minute format showcases the
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design, comfort and performance of personal protective equipment and workwear, demonstrating how protection and style can go hand in hand.
Top speakers programme: A source of inspiration where individuals with exceptional careers and achievements will share their expertise in decision-making under pressure and their ability to combine performance with effective risk management. Speakers include Virginie Guyot (the first woman to lead the Patrouille de France aerobatic team), Romain Grosjean (former Formula 1 driver), Claudie Haigneré (astronaut and former French minister) and Sophie Lavaud (mountaineer who has climbed all 14 peaks above 8,000 metres).
Expoprotection Awards: The awards ceremony will recognise the most innovative solutions launched since January 2025. This edition will also feature dedicated awards recognising Start-ups, Women in the Sector and CSR initiatives.
Private Security Village: For the first time, a dedicated hub will bring together the sector’s leading organisations (AGORA of Security Directors, ANITEC, GES, GPMSE, FEDESFI, OREXE and UFACS) under the banner of the French Private Security Federation to address the specific challenges facing the profession.
Pitches and demos: Throughout the exhibition, sessions hosted by exhibitors will enable visitors to discover solutions in action and compare innovations in real time.
Expoprotection Connect: The exhibition’s one-to-one business meetings platform, designed to turn meetings into meaningful collaborations.
www.expoprotection.com EXPOPROTECTION 2026
Breaking down silos in risk management in response to the convergence of threats and technologies, 30th edition – Porte de Versailles Hall 1, Paris
3–5 November 2026
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