Airmic would like to thank everyone who travelled to Liverpool to make #Airmic2018 the success that it was. With over 1,800 delegates across three days, 74 exhibitors, 37 workshops, 16 Hub sessions, 11 publication launches, 4 keynote sessions, 3 breakfast events, 2 fitness activities, 2 drinks receptions, 2 panel debates and 1 impressed Airmic team.
Our photographers were in and out of workshops, the exhibition hall, keynotes and activities. We’ve put together a choice selection to represent the very best of #Airmic2018.
Along with the photos, there's the presentations, videos, podcasts and more available on the conference round-up page.
Chairman Paul Goulding hailed a successful year, with special praise for the D&O Guide and Roads to Revolution and a particularly warm welcome for the City risk management students attending.
Alex Steele, business consultant and part-time musician, used jazz to explore new techniques to stimulate collaboration and fresh thought.
The first-ever Airmic hub – a series of mini-lectures running throughout the three days – attracted hundreds of delegates.
The early-morning fun run
BBC Middle East editor Jeremy Bowen, who has covered twenty wars, closed the conference with a mixture of anecdote and analysis – and security advice for travellers to the region
Best large stand winners were Travelers, for the second year in a row
Best small stand winners chosen by our student judges is a new entry this year, Crawford & Company
The women’s networking brunch
'John' and 'Paul' made a splash, touring the exhibition hall