This year the 17th Annual edition was held in the Radisson Blu Royal Hotel Dublin. GAD 2010 brought together 300 CEOs from Airports from all over the world and from regional airports to global hubs, to tackle the essential issues on the management agenda. With attendees from Airports including Gatwick, Malta, Birmingham, Dublin, London City, Malaysia Airports, Schiphol, Airport, Mumbai International Airport, Christchurch and BAA to name but a few, the conference was a fantastic opportunity for OCS to showcase our expertise in Aviation Support Services Worldwide.
The 3 day event saw OCS join together with the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) to exhibit our range of aviation services to the global audience. Each day we also had a local caricature artist on the stand who attracted a crowd of airport COO’s, finance directors and consultants eager to take home their own caricature carrying the OCS logo and web link, as a constant reminder of the services that OCS can provide.
Over the 3 days, all 300 attendees had the opportunity to speak to our team at the exhibition including Richard Fudge, Business Development Director, OCS and Steven Wheeler, Aviation Director, OCS Ireland. The key objective of the conference was to raise the market awareness of OCS and our every growing presence in the Aviation Sector.
Speaking about the conference, Richard Fudge “The GAD conference has been a hugely beneficial shop window for OCS, allowing us the opportunity to develop our brand and services within the aviation sector worldwide. The world is becoming a smaller place these days and there are many clients who can see the enormous benefits of engaging with a company like OCS, to deliver market leading technology and services refined over years of service excellence. It has always been our goal to deliver international services locally and this was truly embraced at the GAD conference”
The feedback received over the length of the conference was extremely positive and from the stand to the caricature artist on hand all elements were very well received by all, in particular by the DAA team who were delighted that OCS had supported the event.