European Rental Convention theme confirmed

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07 February 2023

The theme of the European Rental Convention 2023 will be ‘Investing in People,’ event organiser ERA has confirmed.

People and skills will be the focus for the 2023 European Rental Convention. Photo: Reuters / Aleksandra Suzi / Alamy.

The European Rental Association (ERA), said the convention’s program would address “challenges encountered by the equipment rental industry in attracting people and will develop the topics of retention, development, training, diversity and inclusion.‎”

Registrations for the convention, to be held on 7 and 8 June at the MECC in Maastricht, the Netherlands, are now open.

To register and get more information about the Convention programme, as well as sponsorship opportunities, please visit the ERA website: https://erarental.org/event/era-convention-2023/.

The European Rental Awards ceremony is scheduled for the evening of 7 June at the same venue. For more information about how to apply to the European Rental Awards, please visit https://www.khl-group.com/events/rentalawards/.

For the first time since 2017, the ERA Convention will take place alongside the International Rental Exhibition (IRE), the only exhibition in Europe dedicated only to the rental industry. The APEX exhibition (dedicated to aerial platforms) will also take place in the same premises.

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