Messe München is one of the world's leading trade fair organisers with a broad portfolio of trade fairs, congresses and events. The company offers exhibitors and visitors worldwide platforms for forging international business relationships, discovering new products and technologies and exchanging knowledge.
These include 11 world-leading trade fairs, i.e. the world's largest industry meeting places in each case, such as bauma, IFAT or electronica.
It's a drumbeat for Munich as a financial and commerce centre: Seamless, one of the world’s leading technology trade shows for fintech and e-commerce, has chosen Messe München as its new European home for 2024. Seamless Europe focuses on the technologies, trends, and opportunities for the European banking innovation, insurtech, payments, retail and e-commerce. Seamless Europe will be held on 10-11 September 2024 at Messe München and will feature two exhibition halls with a combined 22,000 square metres. The dynamic organiser has long-term plans in Munich.
From November 14 to 17, over 1,400 exhibitors from 45 countries presented innovations at productronica from the fields of electronics development and production. That puts this year’s event almost on a par with 2019, and well above the results from 2021. The key topics included power electronics, artificial intelligence, and sensors in electronics manufacturing.
Stefan Rummel, CEO of Messe München, has been elected to serve on the Board of Directors at UFI, The Global Association of the Exhibition Industry. UFI thus confirmed Stefan Rummel in this position, which he has since July of 2022. The 3-year mandate of the new Board of Directors will begin November 1st, 2023. On that day the new Board will be presented at UFI’s annual General Assembly in Las Vegas. Stefan Rummel and Reinhard Pfeiffer were appointed as co-heads of Messe München in 2022, both executives oversee the business operations of Messe München as sole and equal Managing Directors.
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