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Africa represents a continent of vast
untapped opportunity for U.S. defense and civil
aviation suppliers.
In the past, U.S. companies
seeking to expand their African sales could sit
back and wait for African buyers to find them at
industry trade events in Europe. That is no
longer an option.
Instead, American
suppliers who are serious about gaining a foothold
in Africa are now proactively promoting their
solutions directly to regional decision-makers in
an African setting. And African Aerospace
and Defence 2010 (AAD2010), taking place in Cape
Town this September, is their venue of
choice.
The Department of Defence and the Civil
Aviation Authority of South Africa are inviting
U.S. companies to deliver their message and
demonstrate their products to the region's
decision makers and influencers at AFRICA
AEROSPACE & DEFENCE 2010
(AAD2010).
Set for 21-25 September 2010 at the
Ysertplaat Air Force Base, Capetown, SA, the
upcoming event is expected to again host 20
Ministers of Defence, Air Force, Army, and Naval
Commanders-in-Chief, and senior Civil Aviation
Authority leaders and buyers.
AAD2010 runs over three trade days followed
by two days open to the general public. This
allows for networking opportunities and
face-to-face business interaction. AAD2010 affords
exhibitors ample access to official delegations
and decision
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Sub-Saharan
Aviation 
Upcoming aviation projects and investment
opportunities are abundant in the sub-Saharan
African region, including SAAF heavy-lift aircraft
procurement, maritime helicopters plus more than
90 major aviation projects underway or in advanced
planning stages in 29 counties and 3 regional
economic communities. The timeframe for
implementation is over the next three years,
representing investments totaling approximately
US $2.6
billion. All of the
projects present significant commercial
opportunities for U.S. aviation suppliers and
professional service firms. The project budgets
range from US$27
million to US$480 million and
include infrastructure upgrades at most
international airports in the region, air traffic
control and safety improvements, and a number of
new international airport
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NEW
for 2010 
Kallman Worldwide is proud to
be appointed official U.S.representative and
organizer of the U.S. International Pavilion at
Africa Aerospace and Defence 2010. This event adds
to a portfolio of quality top level exhibitions
that Kallman Worldwide represents and is set to be
a terrific export opportunity for American
suppliers.
Kallman's five-star service, from
on-site amenities to VIP delegation handling and
B2B matchmaking provide an even greater comfort
factor for U.S. manufacturers trying to stretch
tight 2010 budgets.
We look forward to working with
you and making Africa Aerospace and Defence 2010 a
success!
For additional details on exhibiting at this
world-class event please don't hesitate to
contact:
Justin Griffing
(201) 251-2600 X 103
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400 exhibiting companies
from 35 countries
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80 official delegations
including 20 Defence Ministers
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Over 13,000 trade
visitors
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Sponsorship
Opportunities
We
invite you to benefit from the strength of "Brand
U.S.A.", and the drawing power of the Official U.S.
International Pavilion by acting as an official
sponsorship partner.
Our sponsorship
program is designed to offer you a wide range of
specific ways you can engage your target audience, and
increase the return-on-investment you achieve on your
overseas marketing budget.
Please contact us today
for a free consultation on how pavilion sponsorship can
increase your ROI at AAD
2010. | |
