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AfPA and Converge: Seeing eye to eye

The Australian Flexible Pavement Association is proudly partnering with Converge, identifying the event as a great way to promote its innovation and expertise to the construction and municipal works sectors.

It’s events like Converge, a brand-new show that will bring together the municipal works, civil and commercial construction spaces, that help associations such as the Australian Flexible Pavement Association (AfPA) to broaden its horizons, opening new doors to not only showcase the association, but also learn from the very best that the sector has to offer.

Converge is Australia’s only one-stop-shop for sub-contractors, project engineers, council fleet managers, and large-scale construction contractors across the municipal works, civil construction and infrastructure space.

Through a mixture of live demonstrations, equipment showcases, and conference spaces, the show will bring together the best of each area to learn from one other and provide visitors with the solutions they need to build and maintain the Australia of tomorrow.

Road ahead

As Tony Aloisio, Interim Chief Executive Officer – AfPA explains, events like Converge allow the industry to discuss important topics, such as safety, new technology, sustainability, and government initiatives, all of which align with the Association’s goals.

“Events like this highlight the criticality of the infrastructure that connects our communities,” he said. “This wouldn’t be possible if it wasn’t for our roads, airport runways and even our footpaths. Converge will help to create awareness of the companies and people who are putting in the effort to make these connections happen.”

Siobhan Rocks, Converge Show Director, said the event will cover everything that’s required to successfully deliver infrastructure works, including equipment right through to planning and management software.

“Unlike other events, Converge covers the entire infrastructure sector and will showcase equipment and demonstrations right on the expo floor,” she said.

“It’s the perfect opportunity for businesses that have clients from Tier One and Two contractors right through to smaller operators and council departments to connect with those companies in one place, at one time. We know that nothing like Converge currently exists within Australia.”

  • Converge will take place at the
    Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, across September 17 and 18.
  • To learn more about the event, visit:
    convergeexpo.com.au
  • To enquire about speaking and exhibitor opportunities, reach out to
    siobhan.rocks@primecreative.com.au
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