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Reed exhibitions has been operating in the UAE since 2006, across different industries in Abu Dhabi and Dubai: World Future Energy Summit (WFES), Airport Show (including Airport Security & ATC Forum), Jewellery & Watches Show (JWS) and Oceanology Middle East We value anyone who grabs a challenge with both hands, has the drive and determination to work hard for months on an event – and still enjoys a real buzz when their event doors open. It's a lot of fun, so if you are professional and take work seriously, but don’t take yourself too seriously, join in and stand out. You'll do well at Reed Exhibitions if you have an enthusiastic "can do" attitude and are inventive; events is an exciting, dynamic business and we're often working to a deadline, looking for ways to make sure each event is a success for our customers.

Katsucon Entertainment, Inc. is a non-profit corporation dedicated to educating the public as to all aspects of the art of animation and to increase the level of awareness and appreciation of animation among adults as well as children. Among other endeavors, KEI plans, organizes, and conducts Katsucon, a 3-day annual fan convention for multicultural enthusiasts and entertainment held in or around Washington D.C.

The SAN DIEGO COMIC CONVENTION (Comic-Con International) is a California Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation organized for charitable purposes and dedicated to creating the general public’s awareness of and appreciation for comics and related popular art forms, including participation in and support of public presentations, conventions, exhibits, museums and other public outreach activities which celebrate the historic and ongoing contribution of comics to art and culture. Comic-Con International: Started as a one-day “minicon” in 1970. The success of the minicon led to the first full-fledged, three-day San Diego Comic-Con (called San Diego’s Golden State Comic-Con) at the U.S. Grant Hotel. Over 300 attendees packed into the hotel’s basement for that groundbreaking event, which featured a dealers’ room, programs and panels, film screenings, and more: essentially, the model for every comic book convention to follow. The show's main home in the 1970s was the El Cortez Hotel. In 1979, Comic-Con moved to the Convention and Performing Arts Center, staying there until 1991, when the San Diego Convention Center opened. With attendance topping 130,000 in recent years, the event has grown to include satellite locations, hotels, and outdoor parks. Programming events, games, anime, Independent Film Festival, and the Eisner Awards all take place outside of the Convention Center, creating a campus-type feel for the convention throughout downtown San Diego. WonderCon: Aspects of that show, including comics, movies, TV, animation, the Masquerade, and more. The event has grown in all aspects over the years: more attendees, more exhibitors, more programming, and more fun. WonderCon was started in 1987 in Oakland. Comic-Con International took over the show in 2002 moving it from Oakland to San Francisco in 2003. After 15 years as a Bay Area event, WonderCon was forced to move to Anaheim in 2012 (construction at the Moscone Center) and has been held in southern California since.