Corporate Conference Concepts

20/09/2013

Official exhibition of the Zambian tourism stakeholders built by Corporate Conference Concepts

20/09/2013

Organised by the United Nations Development Program in conjunction with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs held from 9-13th September 2013. Please follow this link for more details http://www.stopclustermunitions.org/4msp/

20/09/2013

11/12/2012

www.lastminute.com Last week closed on a promising note with prospective work anticipated from the Ministry of CDMCH, this took a plunge when the presentation was made and the usual "will get back to you" reply was issued. Mostly one would take this as a diplomatic turn down but us at CCC look at it as an opportunity to prove that we really offer complete conferencing ergonomics. They confirmed the work at 17.15!

01/12/2012

Conference planning can be highly stressful - or extremely energizing. Often it’s both. Planning a successful conference takes time, cooperation, and an eagle eye for detail. The bubble below is an example of what factors have to be considered for each conference. Not all apply to every conference and the order of occurrence is unique to a conference and the stage at which it is at in its lifespan. Knowing what needs to be considered in planning a conference is one thing, knowing who to go to for those things is entirely a different matter.
Corporate Conference Concepts (CCC) is a Zambian registered Professional Conference Organizer (PCO). We focus on delivering conferences that run smoothly; provide a valuable and enjoyable experience for all participants and as well as building strong, long-lasting relationships with vendors, contractors, exhibitors, and attendees. We will help you put together the envisioned event whether you are an event management company or corporate or governmental body. Corporate Conference Concepts believes in extensive and realistic evaluation of all conferences to determine whether they are worth continuing. Such evaluations depend not only on current profit margins, but also on trends at the conference itself, in the related industry, and in the general economy.