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Industrial trade show for Durban

The 16th edition of the industrial technology trade show will be at the Durban Exhibition Centre from 9 to 12 June.

VISITORS to this year’s KZN Industrial Technology Exhibition (KITE) will be treated to a range of fascinating talks by leaders in the industrial field.

This is the 16th edition of this highly influential trade show which takes place at the Durban Exhibition Centre from 9 to 12 June. Here visitors can expect to analyse and compare the best industrial technology on the market, all under one roof.

The theme for this year is Innovation Through Technology. The introduction of the seminar series at the previous edition of the exhibition proved hugely successful with audiences. Specialised Exhibitions Montgomery, the show organisers, have committed to ensuring visitors will experience the same high quality talks covering a range of topics.

The free 45-minute talks will be held throughout the exhibition and are open to all attendees with no advance booking necessary. The series is intended to inspire and motivate guests while encouraging discussion on topical industrial issues.

Speakers at this year’s event will include representatives from government, CEOs, managers and engineers for top industrial corporations.

This year’s programme will start on Tuesday morning with an update from the Department of Labour on occupational health and safety, highlighting its role in assisting industry leaders with employment creation, labour relations and eliminating inequality and discrimination in the workplace. This will be followed by a talk by the KZN Sustainable Energy Forum on developing the sustainable energy sector in the province.

Attendees will get the chance to interact with senior decision makers and buyers which include government representatives and directors, managers and owners of leading industrial corporations.

Pre-register online for free entry at www.kznindustrial.co.za.

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