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Technology is transforming rental in Asia
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2023 will be a busy year for conferences and exhibitions
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Ninth IRC equipment rental conference successfully held in Shanghai on 25 October
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More than 250 delegates attended the eighth International Rental Conference (IRC) in Shanghai on 23 November
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CEO of Kennards Hire give opening keynote at this year’s IRC conference in Shanghai, China
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IRC is on 22 October in Shanghai, on the day before the APEX Asia and CeMAT Asia show
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Elevent speakers from Asia, North America, Australia and Europe will speak on 22 October
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The second APEX Asia, in Shanghai on 23-26 October, will have double the exhibitor space of the 2017 show
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Thomas Lau, CEO of Hong Kong’s AP Rentals and Stefan Ponea, CEO of Industrial Access (TVH Group), join th IRC line-up
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Annual sales of MEWPs in China could equal North American market within five years
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Skyjack’s Brad Boehler and Korea Rental Corp’s Yoonkee Eom to speak at IRC on 22 October
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Angus Kennard, Kennards Hire CEO, confirmed as a keynote speaker at International Rental Conference 2019
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President of China’s rental association says growth is slower but healthier, and still offers enormous expansion opportunities
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Boels gives keynote address at the sixth IRC conference in Shanghai on 26 November.
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Roy Xu will tell rental companies at IRC that industrial forklifts represent a good business opportunity.
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Perkins’ Steve Mclone will discuss the future of diesel power in a battery powered world.
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Riwal COO Pedro Torres will discuss a rental operating strategy that has customer experience at its heart.
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Kurt Norris will use his IRC speech to explain Caterpillar’s rental model.
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Pat Fallon of Byrne Equipment Rental will discuss how rental companies change as markets evolve.