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We're only 31 days away from the Hannover Messe Opening Ceremony! We have some important dates for you on the right, and encourage you to contact hannovermesse@trade.gov if you have any questions.
With the terrible events in Belgium this week, we want to ensure all exhibitors that the U.S. and German governments are working closely with the Hannover Messe team to ensure the safety of the trade show and all visitors. Here are some important links to help you stay informed and prepare for a safe trip:
We will continue to update our Exhibitor Info page to help you stay on top of updates, key dates, and opportunities.
Important: If you haven't registered for Value-Added Service, be sure to do so before April 1!
The Opening Ceremony will be one of the hottest tickets at Hannover Messe, and you have two tickets waiting for you, but you have to take action by tomorrow!
Check your inbox for a message from HANNOVER MESSE 2016 entitled, "Important information regarding the Opening Ceremony." U.S. exhibitors that respond by March 25 are guaranteed to receive at least two tickets.
For questions on Opening Ceremony tickets,
please contact Anja Breuer at anja.breuer@messe.de
The attached spreadsheet has a list of all press that have registered to attend Hannover Messe. You are free to reach out to them at any point in advance of or during the show to share information, press releases, etc.
Here are some other publicity updates and reminders:
More information about press and publicity is available on our website.
We expect U.S. industrial automation equipment
exports to Germany will grow through 2017 and beyond. Germany is the United
States’ largest trading partner in Europe for industrial equipment, and U.S.
industrial automation exports to Germany were over $545 million in 2015.
U.S.
industrial automation equipment exports to Germany have grown in the
double-digits in recent years, despite facing headwinds like the climbing
strength of the U.S. dollar. This growth is largely due to Germany's growing
demand for technologies to improve manufacturing productivity, a fact most
visible in the German Federal government's “Plattform Industrie 4.0”
initiative, which has already pumped more than €400 million of funding into
applied research and commercialization for automation technologies.
Learn more about our research and data on our Exhibitor Information Page!
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