Facing the truth: The implications of Exposure's "Big Survey"

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Facing the truth: The implications of Exposure's "Big Survey"
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Exposure Event Creation's Big Survey may have shown events as a hotbed of growth companies, but it also delivered some biting home truths. Simon Burton talks to James Latham about what the findings mean for the events industry and how it should respond.

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