Planning for Success at the MID Group Meeting

Last night at Woods Bagot’s Melbourne studio, exhibitors and partners of Melbourne Indesign 2016 came together for a night of conversation and education.

BY Andrew McDonald

June 17th, 2016

Tags: melbourne indesign 2016, MID16, MID2016, Woods Bagot

In a night dedicated to planning and preparing for Melbourne Indesign, Woods Bagot played host to a relaxed yet exciting evening. Last night saw Woods Bagot’s Josh Carmody outlining the ten things he personally looks for at design events and is and is looking forward to at Melbourne Indesign. Also speaking was Jess Wolodkowizc, trade show expert strategist from The Exhibit Company who gave our exhibitors some tips and practical advice on how to make the most their your time at Melbourne Indesign 2016.

With catering by Melbourne’s Fig + Salt and finishing touches by Local Gatherings, the night was a great success and only increased our hype and excitement for the event. Great thanks to our special guests and gracious hosts Woods Bagot – we’ll see you at Melbourne Indesign 2016!

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