AV Magazine To Host “Women In AV” Panel at ISE2018

In a few short weeks, the Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) Trade show will welcome thousands of AV professionals to Amsterdam, and highlight some of the very best tech developments in the industry. Education, keynotes, networking, and emerging technologies are just a few of the event’s highlights, and it’s shaping up to be one of the biggest yet. Seperated into “Technology zones” the show will concentrate relevant exhibitors in designated areas, so that navigation is more comprehensive, and organized. This year, AV Magazine will be hosting a “Women in AV” panel event on Wednesday, February 7th, at 3.30pm, at the AV Magazine stand at Hall 6 N160. Sponsored by Clevertouch, come enjoy some cocktails, and a presentation on “The Future of AV”, along with a salary survey that AV Magazine would like to publish in their ISE Special Edition. So far, 40 people have signed to participate, and are still open to fill more spots before the event. Women who are interested in attending can still reserve their space by emailing pat@avjobs.co.uk.

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