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Due to the coronavirus pandemic, many trade fairs and exhibitions were cancelled. As a result, economic suffering has been caused worldwide.

For many companies, however, this is set to change with immediate effect. This is a big step back towards normality.

From 2 August 2021, small and medium-sized enterprises will receive financial support from the Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology (BMWi) to provide a grant programme for trade fair stand rental and stand construction costs. Each exhibitor can apply for a maximum of 12,500 euros per exhibition.

The list of eligible activities and the funding requirements can be found on the website of the Federal Office of Economics and Export Control.

We look forward to the coming time with you, including exciting trade fair projects!

The motto of the 3rd Ecumenical Church Day at the AVMS Studio was “Look” (Mk 6:38). “‘Look’ is an appeal – to all of us,” said the president of the
Ecumenical Church Congress, Bettina Limperg. “Looking is more than seeing. Look, perceives and does not pass. Looking stops and takes responsibility. Taking active responsibility is the mandate of every Christian.”

In this way, she provided the central theme for the programme of the major digital event in Frankfurt am Main. Many spiritual issues of the day were discussed and addressed. Justice, cohesion, sexual abuse, finance and climate change are just various topics covered during the event. Due to the pandemic, however, this did not all take place at one central location, but at around 80 different venues, digitally or in small circles (taking into account the hygiene regulations currently in force). The focus was on questions of faith and trust, social cohesion and growing global responsibility.

The technical realisation of the entire 3rd Ecumenical Church Congress was carried out with the latest technology in the AVMS Studio at the Frankfurt Trade Fair.

Perfect studio lighting, remote-controlled DomeCams, powerful media servers and people-guided HD camera trains ensured the good picture. Thus, a smooth image transmission could be guaranteed. External speakers, such as CDU chancellor candidate Armin Laschet or the mayor of the city of Frankfurt,
Peter Feldmann
, were integrated into the program via additional links. Consequently, they were able to join the discussion via video conferencing solution from their office and from home on an LED wall. Meanwhile, the entire broadcast was supported with sign language interpreters, audio description and live subtitles for people with physical disabilities. Accordingly, the participant could choose between two different streams.

Last but not least, the 3rd Ecumenical Church Day ended with an open-air service at the Wesel shipyard on the banks of the Main in Frankfurt. A little bit of church congress feeling came up after all – albeit with a mask and three empty chairs between them. A total of 400 participants, under the strictest regulations, could be present on site .In addition, the participants were with a 31m² LED trailer allows a better view of the stage. The service was led by the President of the German Bishops’ Conference (DBK), Limburg Bishop Georg Bätzing, the Church President of the Evangelical Church in Hesse and Nassau, Volker Jung, and the President of the Association of Christian Churches in Germany (ACK), Archpriest Radu Constantin Miron.

With the help of the latest technology in the field of video, sound and light, the AVMS team was able to guarantee a smooth flow of the client’s stream.

So everyone could “look”, true to the motto of this year’s Kirchentag.

Special times continue to call for special ideas. So the 1st Digital Potsdam Kanalsprint will take place in a livestream on YouTube and Vimeo.

The Potsdam Canal Sprint, which attracts canoe fans to the city canal every year to watch the races of the world’s canoeing elite. This year, the Channel Sprint is going online to reach out to fans.

The entire event, including the commentary by BB Radio presenter Jens Herrmann, could be followed originally in the livestream. About 140 spectators did not miss this opportunity. In the final races of the Canadians Sebastian Brendel won against his club mate Jan Vandrey as well as in the women’s race Isabelle Zanin against Annika Loske.

With this digital canal sprint, the Potsdam racing canoeists not only clearly showed the flag, but also inspired the sponsors present and also demonstrated ingenuity in the current Corona situation. All those who could not be there live still have the opportunity to take a look at the 1st Digital Channel Sprint.

The team of AVMS Germany GmbH turns a sports event into a real online hybrid event.