The 10th International Conference on PVC
Innovation – Technology – Sustainability – Networking
22-24 April 2008
Brighton Dome, UK
The World’s largest and most respected conference, supporting PVC across the world through information, education, debate and discussion.PVC 2005 set new standards with the quality of presentations and debate generated from over 70 papers. Delegate feedback was also very positive from an audience from the UK, Mainland Europe, North and South America and the Middle and Far East.
For the tenth PVC Conference in 2008 the conference organising committee is committed to further develop the stature of the conference by continuing to use the excellent location and facilities of Brighton in the UK but at an inspiring new venue, the Brighton Dome.
The successful format of our previous conferences will be retained, with Day 1 setting the global scene from international experts. The conference will continue with parallel sessions running in three venues on Days 2 and 3 covering.
- Profiles/Cellular
- Sustainability
- Flexibles
- Pipes and Fittings
- Polymerisation
- Processing Technology/Property Modification
- Additives
- Recovery and Recycling
To take advantage of discounted hotel rates in Brighton please book your conference accommodation - DISCOUNTED RATES DEAL ENDS SHORTLY.
The conference is sponsored by BASF, Dow Europe GmbH and Millennium Inorganic Chemicals. Other Promotional, Sponsorship and Exhibition Opportunities are still available.
PVC 2008 is organised by IOM Communications Ltd* on behalf of the Polymer Society of the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining. The conference is supported by the British Plastics Federation (BPF), European Council of Vinyl Manufacturers (ECVM) and Packaging and Films Association (PAFA). The BPF will also be celebrating its 75th anniversary in 2008 and recognition of this event will be made during the conference.
IOM Communications Ltd Tel: +44 (0)20 7451 7302/7303
1 Carlton House Terrace Email: pvc2008@iom3.org
London SW1Y 5DB, UK
* IOM Communications Ltd is a wholly owned subsidiary of The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining.