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the Logistics Event
Birmingham, United Kingdom - 7th and 8th June 2005
Exhibition / trade show

For two hectic days, The Logistics Event is the focal point and magnet for all UK logistics professionals and many international colleagues, attracting over 2000 participants.

The Logistics Event comprises a free to enter exhibition with over 100 exhibitors and a paid for conference with leading specialist speakers.

The 2005 event has the added significance of hosting the Eurolog conference for the first time, in addition to the main conference, workshops and smaller ‘focussed’ meetings are scheduled to take place.

The NEC is the UK’s premier venue with superb road, rail and air connections and first class on site facilities.


Date(s):
7th and 8th June 2005

Venue:
NEC, Birmingham

http://www.thelogisticsevent.com/
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