The Retail Conference

Having used venues belonging to Cavendish Conference Venues for both the 2008 and 2009 events, and having experienced first hand the excellent service, quality and attention to detail that they offer, we had no hesitation in booking with them again for The Retail Conference 2010.

However, this year The Retail Conference is taking place at their City of London conference venue - America Square conference centre. This venue will enable us to offer a wider choice of workshops for delegates with larger break-out rooms to ensure that even the most popular sessions can comfortably accomodate the number of delegates who wish to participate.

For those who do not know the venue, America Square Conference Centre was recently superbly refurbished, with modern technology that is advanced beyond its years. All this and a genuine bit of history too - the original London Wall, one of the largest construction projects carried out in Roman Britain, runs right through the venue, providing a fascinating and unique feature.

America Square Conference Centre is ideally located within minutes of major transport interchanges (overground, underground and DLR) including Tower Hill, Aldgate, Liverpool Street, Fenchurch Street and Tower Gateway.

America Square Conference Centre combines light, airy rooms with the outstanding service levels and attention to detail past delegates will have come to expect from a Cavendish Conference Venues run facility.

The seminars at The Retail Conference will be delivered in the Ludgate Room, which can accomodate up to 230 delegates.

The Cornhill will be used for all networking, refreshment breaks and lunch. Additioanlly this is where delegates will have the opportunity to meet the event sponsors.

The breakfast meetings and workshops / breakout sessions will take place in one of the remaining rooms - including Wallbrook, Fleet, Aldgate & Bishopsgate and Newgate.

For more information about the centre please visit their website by clicking on the link below.

America Square Conference Centre