Once you have decided to host your event at the EICC your Event Planner will coordinate everything on your behalf. Taking payment from exhibitors and booking their furniture is all part of the service. The team's services can even extend to running a seamless registration process for your delegates.
Your Event Planner will ensure that every detail is thought of to maximise the potential of your event. Whatever your goal, they can help you to achieve it by offering the creative spark to capture the imagination of your delegates.
The Event Planning Team has a wealth of experience in creating the ideal exhibition environment - both for exhibitors and delegates. Exhibitions play a valuable part in the conference mix. In our experience, they often exceed expectations in terms of revenue targets and sales leads for participants. If you would like to find out more, please do talk to our team. They can also help with:
Meet the team who will plan your event.
Leith's at the EICC is our fantastic catering services provider. The team provide simple, fresh and delicious food for our clients' events.
Every event organiser wants to wow their audience, and our Tech Team has the expertise, creativity and facilities to make this possible.
Here's how we can support you in bringing your conference to Edinburgh.
Our security detail, managed by Croma Vigilant Security Services, is a fully integrated part of the EICC experience, guaranteeing peace of mind for your event.
Whether you are looking for creative input or help with the logistics, our team will make your event one to remember.
Carol Turner, Corporate Communications, Cirrus Logic
Gema Rodriguez, Project Director, TFI Group
Nancy Hansen, Associate Professor Director Disability Studies, University of Manitoba - Attendee of Feminist Approaches to Bioethics
We consider it both a moral and business imperative to place sustainability at the heart of every event we host, at every step of the process there are inherent adverse impacts. Our sustainability programme, Step Change, focuses on three equally significant, interconnected areas of impact: environmental, societal, and economic.