BACTA Celebrates 50th Anniversary with ACOS First Night Party
Bacta is thrilled to announce that it will be hosting the ACOS first night party as part of its year-long celebration of its 50th anniversary. This special event will be held at The Prince Public House, just a five-minute walk from the ILEC Conference Centre, where the ACOS show is based. The festivities will take place on October 22, starting at 6 PM, directly after the show closes, and will continue until 11:30 PM.
Attendees can look forward to an evening filled with drinks, delicious food, and entertainment. The party is a perfect opportunity for networking and celebrating the accomplishments and future of the industry.
Joseph Cullis, Vice President of BACTA, expressed his enthusiasm for the event: "We are really proud to be hosting this valuable networking social event during ACOS. It provides a great way to celebrate this important landmark anniversary for BACTA. We want to thank the industry for its support of the association and raise a glass to celebrate the future, which we feel is stronger than ever following strategic changes within the organisation. Everyone who is attending or exhibiting at the ACOS show is welcome to join and we look forward to seeing you there."
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7 August 2024
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