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London Build Week Online 2020
2020 has seen us shift from meeting in person to logging onto our PC to make a videocall instead, and with events, it’s no different.
The majority of events due to take place this year have adapted and gone ahead virtually. Now although this was an option before the pandemic, with the ability to hold large-scale events and meetings in person, it was put on the backburner. Since March, it has been one of the only ways we’ve been able to communicate with friends, family and colleagues.
One such event due to happen from next Monday (23/11) until December 4, is London Build Week. Originally expected to be held at Olympia London with around 28,000 attendees, the event has been required to take place online instead.
The event itself will cover all of the latest projects and innovations within the industry, as well as introducing over 100 webinar speakers which viewers at home can tune in to. Additionally, those ‘visiting’ will have the chance to engage in one-to-one meetings, panel discussions and workshops.
If you are interested in finding out more and wish to register, click here.