Across four days, more than 600,000 people attended the last Bournemouth Air Festival. Over 11,000 copies of the official programme were sold; Bournemouth Air Festival social media accounts, which boast a combined following of more than 110,000 people, achieved over 1.8 million engagements; and the dedicated webpage was visited by over 1.4 million users.
The landmark event is hoping to inspire budding engineers with an enhanced STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) Village on the beach. As only a limited number of spaces are available, we advise registering interest early to avoid disappointment.
Email Lauren Excell, Events Officer, at lauren.excellbcpcouncil.gov.uk.
James Cope, Marketing Manager for Parvalux Electric Motors Ltd, said: "Exhibiting within the STEM village is an exciting part of our show calendar. We get to meet 100’s of people from all ages and backgrounds who are genuinely interested to find out what we do. It is a great event to share what Parvalux does and engage young minds to stimulate their interest in STEM careers."
We are also hosting a Business Expo for all sectors with the opportunity for 30 businesses to engage with the thousands of visitors who head to the festival each year.
Dorset based Engineering and Manufacturing businesses will once again be invited to attend a breakfast on the beach event on Friday 30 August. Inspiring speakers and the chance to network with other businesses within the sector will be on the agenda. More details to follow. Any queries, please email Michelle at DorsetEMCbcpcouncil.gov.uk
There are lots of sponsorship and advertising opportunities available for the weekend, view the sponsorship prospectus on the Air Festival website.
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