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Strong rise in Messe Berlin turnover

Strong rise in Messe Berlin turnover

As the financial year draws to a close, turnover for the Messe Berlin group of companies is forecast to reach €238 million, marking an increase of 27 per cent over the base year 2013. More than two million visitors from around the world came to find out about the products and services shown at a total of 102 events held by the Messe Berlin group of companies.

Göke reappointed as Messe Berlin chief executive

Göke reappointed as Messe Berlin chief executive

22 September 2015 Travel Events News

The supervisory board of Messe Berlin has agreed to an early renewal of the contract with chief executive Christian Göke. The original contract was due to expire in 2016. As chief executive officer Göke has been head of Messe Berlin since July 1st 2013.

Messe Berlin targets new record turnover in 2014

Messe Berlin targets new record turnover in 2014

2 February 2014 Press Release Travel Events News

The Messe Berlin GmbH group of companies has begun the new year having just concluded its most successful odd-numbered financial year in the company’s entire history. With a turnover of 190 million euros (2011: 180 million) Messe Berlin was able to post a new record.

Topping-out garland raised at the CityCube Berlin

Topping-out garland raised at the CityCube Berlin

14 June 2013 Press Release Travel Events News

Monday noon witnessed the raising of the topping-out garland at the building site of the CityCube Berlin. Around 300 guests came to the roofing ceremony of the capital’s new venue for congresses and trade fairs to thank the architects, planners, engineers and construction workers for what they have achieved to date.

Maaß appointed chief operating officer at Messe Berlin

Maaß appointed chief operating officer at Messe Berlin

3 April 2013 Travel Events News

Messe Berlin has announced the appointment of Ingrid Maaß as its new chief operating officer following its latest regular supervisory board meeting. The move follows a decision by the supervisory board, in December 2012, to appoint Christian Göke to succeed the current chief executive, Raimund Hosch, who is due to retire at the end of June.