WORKING PROTECTION CURRENT 2020 purely digital

Originally, ARBEITSSCHUTZ AKTUELL 2020 was to be held at Messe Stuttgart and follow up on a very successful event in 2018. Then came Corona and after a short time it became apparent that numerous exhibitors, but also participants would not be able to come, that the overall situation was too uncertain and too risky for risk groups due to infection hazards. Therefore, it has now been decided to implement the trade show as a purely digital event format in 2020.

Editorial - July 23, 2020

Christoph Hinte, Managing Director HINTE Messe- und Ausstellungs-GmbH: "We have taken on the challenging task of developing a conceptual and economic perspective for this year." © HINTE Messe- und Ausstellungs-GmbH

To this end, there were and are very many companies that absolutely wanted to stick to a live format. Thus, as early as April, the organizer began working on a hybrid concept to enable all reference groups and interested parties to participate in this year's industry event for safety and health at work. After further drastic developments at the beginning of July regarding the legal situation for holding trade fairs in Baden-Württemberg and the resulting further cancellation of exhibitors, on July 9, 2020, the organizer of ARBEITSSCHUTZ AKTUELL, Hinte Expo & Conference, made the final decision to hold the event purely digitally and not to rely on the face-to-face industry meeting in Stuttgart in October.

In the interview Christoph Hinte, Managing Director of the organizer Hinte Expo & Conference, provided an insight into the current developments of the digital platform and the opportunities that can arise from them.

Video with Christoph Hinte, organizer ARBEITSSCHUTZ AKTUELL:

Why did you decide on a purely digital event format?

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WORKING PROTECTION CURRENT 2020 purely digital

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