Due to circumstances beyond our control with regard to COVID-19 disease and several necessary precautionary measures and travel restrictions applied worldwide, we regret to announce that our conferences in Dublin, Vienna and Bratislava have been postponed to Autumn 2020.
We are already full time working on the organization of the alternative dates for our conferences in order to make sure that the reschedule will be the smoothest for our network. We will shortly notify you with further info.
We acknowledge the time and effort that has gone into speaker and attendee planning and preparing, and trust that our esteemed attendees will understand our need to respond to the currently evolving health concerns in a responsible manner.
We consider these steps very sensible, responsible and absolutely necessary. Having as a priority the safety of our audience and having discussed with the local authorities, we believe these steps are inevitable.
This postponing will let each participant feel more comfortable to attend and also it will allow us to guarantee our usual standards in terms of events’ quality.
We regret any inconvenience caused by this change of schedule and appreciate your patience and understanding in this matter.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the team.
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