Electronics Live
Connect with the industry at Electronics Live
Electronics Live and Instrumentation Live will launch on 17 January 2024 at the National Conference Centre in Birmingham. To get the new year off to a flying start, see the latest innovations and meet the industry’s top experts at these unmissable one-day table-top exhibitions
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lectronics Live is coming to the National Conference Centre (NCC) in Birmingham on 17 January 2024. This brand-new table-top event is the perfect platform for both seeing and showcasing cutting-edge technology in electronic components. The free-to-attend event has been built around key decision-makers looking to source the latest products and solutions and to stay up-to-date with the latest developments.
Why visit?
Visitors benefit from the unique opportunity to see all the market leaders in electronic components under one roof, giving you the chance to see their latest innovations in action and tap into their industry expertise. A co-location with Instrumentation Live – a showcase of the latest technology in the fields of test, measurement and control – is one more reason to visit the event. Attendees can also forge valuable connections and do business with prospective clients or suppliers face-to-face.
Why exhibit?
Exhibitors can enjoy an incredible ROI from the highly targeted and relevant crowd that the event will attract. Have you got new products and solutions that you want to showcase? Electronics Live is THE place to launch your innovations to the UK market. The exhibition will attract an engaged and focused audience, serving as the ideal opportunity to strengthen existing business relationships and secure new connections. And with the 2024 exhibition joining forces with Instrumentation Live, there will be more opportunities to network than ever before.
Find out more
Please visit
https://electronicslive.uk/ to find out more about this exciting new event. Alternatively, to find out more about
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exhibiting at Electronics Live, please contact Harriet Campbell by emailing:
HCampbell@cieonline.co.uk
Celebrate with CIE on its 40th anniversary C
omponents in Electronics (CIE) will turn 40 years old in January 2024 and we’re inviting everyone in the electronics industry to celebrate with us! A special anniversary party will take place in the evening following Electronics Live at the National Conference Centre (NCC). The evening will feature a delicious dinner with live music and plenty of opportunities to network with industry peers. Tickets are on sale now. To book your place or for more information, please contact Harriet Campbell on telephone number 01622 699184 or by emailing HCampbell@
cieonline.co.uk
We’re so excited to mark our 40th anniversary with as many industry professionals as possible. We’re also delighted that CIE’s launch editor, Nick Foot, will be joining us to mark the milestone. Nick, now PR director at BWW Communications, launched CIE in 1984. Nick says: “So, CIE turns 40 in 2024. Wow – as the launch editor that makes me feel very old…but also very honoured and privileged to have worked in this industry. For without ‘electronics’ we would not have EVs, and the IoT could not exist. Alexa would remain science fiction, we’d still be tied to landlines and clouds would only spoil a day at the cricket, not store all our data.
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Nick Foot, PR director at BWW Communications, launched CIE in 1984.
“I’m proud to have had a very small role in the electronics scene in the UK and wider, and I congratulate CIE for its longevity, and its continuing service. CIE has had a couple of owners since I was the editor, but it’s been a key part of the Datateam media portfolio for some years now, and I’m pleased to see
the title prosper and even spawn its own event. Electronics Live, which happens on January 17th 2024 at the NCC, Birmingham, promises to be a vibrant event – I’ll see you there. Cheers!”
https://electronicslive.uk/ www.cieonline.co.uk
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