PAMCON 6.0 holds in Lagos on November 11, bringing event professionals together to explore technology, creativity and profitability in the events industry
The Party Managers Association of Nigeria (PAMAN) is set to convene event professionals, entrepreneurs, innovators and industry stakeholders in Lagos on Wednesday, November 11, for the sixth edition of its annual conference, PAMCON 6.0.
The conference, scheduled to take place at The Event Centre, Agidingbi, will focus on the theme, The New Era of Event Management: Technology, Creativity and Profitability.
The event comes amid changes in the global events industry, driven by technological innovation, changing consumer expectations, creative entrepreneurship and growing demand for professionally managed and commercially sustainable experiences.
PAMCON 6.0 is expected to provide a platform for practitioners and business leaders to exchange ideas, examine emerging trends and discuss practical ways to build competitive and profitable businesses in Nigeria’s events sector and the wider international market.
The keynote address will be delivered by Ayodeji Olonilua, Chief Executive Officer of Zenith Travels & Tours, while Olubusola Oluwaferanmi, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Ferjis Holistic Wellness & Bodyworks LLC, will make a special presentation.
Speaking ahead of the conference, the Chairman of the Planning Committee, Olajumoke Ibitoye, said the event was designed to move industry discussions beyond the creative aspects of event planning to the business principles required for long-term success.
She said technology, creativity and sound business practices had become increasingly important to competitiveness and profitability in the sector.
According to Ibitoye, the conference will enable practitioners to learn from one another, share experiences, build professional relationships and identify new business opportunities.
Also speaking, Adebimpe Akinfolajimi, Chief Executive of Honeybols Event and Chairman of PAMAN’s Board of Trustees, reaffirmed the association’s commitment to improving professionalism, encouraging collaboration and strengthening the global competitiveness of Nigerian event practitioners.
She said PAMAN sought to develop an events industry that was creative and vibrant while remaining professionally structured and economically sustainable.
Akinfolajimi added that the annual conference was intended to promote knowledge sharing, innovation and partnerships capable of creating new opportunities for practitioners and businesses.
Beyond keynote presentations and panel discussions, PAMCON 6.0 is expected to feature networking opportunities, professional development and business connections among participants.
The discussions will also examine the contribution of event management to entrepreneurship, employment generation and broader economic growth.
The conference forms part of PAMAN’s efforts to advance professional standards, encourage innovation and promote sustainable business development in Nigeria’s events industry.
