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This week I attended the Mines and Money Conference in London. Normally this would be at the Design Centre, Islington, but this year the venue has changed.
It was held in the former GLC County Hall building alongside Waterloo station, the same venue in fact as the 121 mining conferences, on the same floor even. The similarities didn’t end there either. {…}
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London Mining Conferences are Becoming Identical s Rivals use the Same Venue
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City Investors Circle – London mining conferences
This week I attended the Mines and Money Conference in London. Normally this would be at the Design Centre, Islington, but this year the venue has changed.
It was held in the former GLC County Hall building alongside Waterloo station, the same venue in fact as the 121 mining conferences, on the same floor even. The similarities didn’t end there either.
The registration area was set up the same, the coffee refreshment area as well, and the only slight difference is the luncheon buffet was not as plentiful or lavish as the 121 conferences.
Lunch was served in those clever compartmentalised boxes also used for the 121 events, and the food was pretty much the same.
Everything was so similar that it was easy to believe one was actually at the 121 conference!
The only small difference was the reduced number of delegates compared to the other show, Mines and Money did seem a little quiet, and there were less booths.
Having said all that I preferred the reduced number of people, it was more relaxed and less hectic compared to 121.
When it first started the 121 format of 121 meetings in booths was a new concept for UK mining shows, although it was pioneered, I believe, by the Denver Gold Group for their Swiss and US shows many years ago.
We have now arrived at the point where the Denver Gold Group, 121, and Mines and Money are all using the same format, so one wonders who will break ranks and design something mold breaking?
In the meantime, the Global Mining Finance Summer Conference is about to run in London. This runs in the old traditional way of having a few speaker and corporate presentations, brief Q and A’s, and vibrant networking sessions.
Nice to still have a traditional mining conference, that’s a bit different, even if it’s only because they have not copied someone else’s idea.
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