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ANTOR event update
Saturday, 20 Jul, 2006
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Following yesterday’s preview of the ANTOR & VISA International afternoon e-marketing seminar, being held at Sydney’s Westin Hotel on Tuesday 8 August 2006, ANTOR Executive Director, Philip Thorniley has provided The Mole with an update on registrations
He was delighted to confirm that as of yesterday an excellent 107 registrations have so far been received, with ANTOR hoping for 150.
Mr Thorniley said, “The venue can accommodate as many as 200 and while we don’t want to rush people, we’d naturally prefer attendees to register as soon as they’ve decided to participate.”
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