Frank Venjakob takes over team for it-sa and mailingtage trade fairs

Post published:23/09/2013
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it-sa and mailingtage now line up with a new director: Frank Venjakob, who has worked for N?rnbergMesse since 2000, takes over the management of the two trade fairs with immediate effect. In future the well-established exhibition teams join forces under his wing. Venjakob has supported trade fairs throughout the world during his over 20-year career in the international exhibition business. Dr. Roland Fleck and Peter Ottmann, CEOs of N?rnbergMesse, are agreed: “Frank Venjakob has the exhibition gene”. “We are pleased that we can now use his international expertise more for events in N?rnberg.”

Frank Venjakob, a native of Westphalia, has worked in the exhibition business for 23 years. He entered the exhibition world at Mesago in Stuttgart in 1990 and has been at home in Franconia for 13 years. On moving to N?rnbergMesse in 2000 he focused on the development of international business. In 2010 Venjakob took over the management of N?rnbergMesse’s own events abroad that were not covered by subsidiaries. During his exhibition career Venjakob has supported technology-orientated B2B events in Japan, Russia, India, China, the USA, Brazil, Bahrain and Singapore.

“it-sa and mailingtage are established features of N?rnberg’s annual portfolio of international exhibitions. I’m looking forward to helping both events to achieve further success with a team of five proven exhibition professionals,” says Frank Venjakob, commenting on his new area of responsibility.

About the N?rnbergMesse GroupN?rnbergMesse is one of the 15 largest exhibition companies in the world and among the Top Ten in Europe.The portfolio covers some 120 national and international trade fairs and congresses and approximately 40 sponsored pavilions at the N?rnberg location and worldwide.Every year, around 30,000 exhibitors (international share 39 %) and up to 1.4 million visitors (international share of trade visitors 22 %) participate in the own, partner and guest events of the N?rnbergMesse Group, which is present with subsidiaries in China, North America, Brazil, Italy and now in India too.The group also has a network of approximately 50 representatives operating in about 100 countries.

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