Emap run over 30 market leading business to business Award ceremonies within the Retail, Public Sector, Fashion, Media... Read more
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Emap provides the automotive industry with intelligence on used and future residual values data, new vehicle data, technical information and asset management support systems. Based on real trade sales, the Emap brand Cap is known for unsurpassed accuracy. The army of analysts provide businesses that operate in the automotive space the data they need to make strategic decisions, maximise assets, and grow.
Emap's presence in the built environment is unrivalled because it is multi dimensional. The three biggest magazines capture the main parts of the supply chain - contracting, civil engineering and architecture - while we also lead on specialist sub-sectors in building services and geotechnics. Products like New Civil Engineer and The Architecture Review give an international angle, supported by events like the World Architecture Festival.
Emap offers a range of services for the education sector, designed to enable the sharing of best practice and better buying decisions. These including The Education show, the UK's largest educational resources exhibition, and BETT, the world’s largest educational technology event attracting almost 30,000 visitors and over 700 exhibitors.
Emap is central to providing the latest information, analysis and inspiration to the apparel, style, design and retail industries, so that our customers can maximize opportunities and avoid the pitfalls of today’s changing fashion industry. WGSN’s forward-looking trend analysis and real-time intelligence is updated every hour. Drapers has been at the heart of the fashion industry for over 120 years, offering the inside-track on the news, trends, and views that are shaping the sector.
With local government playing a key role in national efforts to revitalise the economy there’s never been a better time to engage with this sector. A range of opportunities exist for public-private partnerships, best practice and efficiency. Emap’s powerful brand portfolio is the perfect vehicle for all parties to share in the conversation. Our strength in local government is paramount providing unrivalled insight...
Emap’s health brands have long provided effective recruitment solutions for the NHS. They are now actively involved in helping meet a much wider set of challenges both directly and together with public and private sector partners.
Health Service Journal and Nursing Times magazines deliver weekly news and best practice information to an audience which encompasses the majority of those actively involved in driving healthcare reform.
Media is transforming, both globally and on local and micro-local levels. Digital technologies and high-speed broadband are fundamentally changing the way we consume and share content. Such change provokes a need for all media companies to create new business models, form new partnerships and communicate with consumers in new ways.
Emap’s products are at the centre of the fast-moving, dynamic and highly competitive industry, providing the insight and inspiration required to succeed in a turbulent market. Even before the economic turndown, the retail sector was undergoing consolidation and change. This continues to be driven by competition, as well as new business models developing as a consequence of new technologies, the opening up of new channels such as the internet and the major growth opportunities presented internationally.
