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Vancouver, 2024 – The International Council of Fruit and Dried Nut Conference, renowned for its formal assemblies and serious discussions, took a delightful turn this year with a Casual Dinner event that was anything but ordinary. Held at the iconic BC Place (home to Vancouver’s BC Lions and Vancouver Whitecaps), the evening was transformed into a quintessential Canadian tailgate party, complete with all the local flavors and fervor one could imagine

AIM Group International, a global leader in conferences, events and communications, is proud to announce the publication of its first Sustainability Report for 2023. This report marks a significant milestone in the company's commitment to environmental, social, and economic sustainability.

During six days, from May 11th to 16th, the city of Vancouver, Canada hosted the 16th World Congress of the International Neuromodulation Society - INS 2024, drawing 1,230 scientists, researchers, engineers, device developers, and healthcare providers from 57 countries to explore the latest advancements in neuromodulation, in collaboration with the local organising committee, the Canadian Neuromodulation Society and the award-winning, world-class Professional Conference Organiser – PCO, and Association Management Company - AMC Kenes Group.

Last year, CPO HANSER SERVICE was selected as the official PCO for the annual conference of an international association in the field of aromas. In addition to organising the 5-day event in Berlin, CPO was also responsible for the social events. A very special highlight was the Closing Banquet at Station Berlin, an old industrial hall in the city centre. Filling this empty hall with life and presenting the theme of “Berlin - City of Contrast” was an exciting challenge, and all in a short space of time.

In a vibrant celebration of technology and creativity, the "Kids’ Future Experience EXPO" was held at Port Messe Nagoya's Convention Center on March 9-10, 2024. Congrès Inc., which operates numerous international conferences as the designated PCO, organized the event, attracting around 4,000 visitors and offering children a variety of engaging activities. They explored the latest technologies, including programming, 3D printing, VR, and drones, alongside physical activities and crafts. The event was a resounding success, delighting both participants and organizers.