It is presented in association with the Association of Luxury Suite Directors (ALSD) and the new International Premium Seat Association (IPSA).

Attendees at reVenue 2003 will gain insight and instruction into how to enhance income streams for their venues, learning by example from some of the most successful venues on both sides of the Atlantic.

For the first time ever in Europe, all these practical issues will be debated in one summit before a unique audience of sports-venue decision makers.

The reVenue 2003 conference programme has been designed to deliver practical ideas and guidance to implementing new and enhanced facility income streams. Learn valuable lessons from those in the industry who have succeeded in boosting the profit-line.

The full speaker programme will be announced soon. Among those invited to speak are Detlef Kornett, managing director of AEG Europe, Jon Holmes, managing director of SFX Sports Group Europe, Marshall Glickman, head of NBA Europe and Jay Cross of the New York Jets.

UK and European football clubs will also be represented.

Representatives from the organising committees for the 2004 and 2008 European championships in Portugal and Austria-Switzerland respectively, together with officials behind the organisation of the 2006 Germany World Cup, have also been asked to speak.

Session themes include feasibility and finance, economic development/regeneration, designing for profit, premium services for success, operating for profit and technology for turnover.

ReVenue 2003 is inviting a limited number of leading solution providers to take part in an accompanying exhibition.

Spaces are limited for both the conference and the exhibition. For more information visit the reVenue2003 web site. Or contact Sam Wibrew or Tim Sewell - tel: +44 (0)1273 601900

Source: www.stadia.tv/revenue
E-mail: Sam Wibrew at sam@stadia.tv