Les Journées du Courtage is a major professional trade show in the insurance and brokerage sector in France. Launched in 2000 in Paris, this annual event attracts more than 10,000 visitors and 180 exhibitors over two days. It is usually held in September at the Palais des Congrès in Paris. The show provides an essential platform for industry professionals to discover the latest trends, exchange knowledge and establish strategic partnerships.
The event offers a rich program of conferences and workshops, addressing topics such as the hot topics of the new school year, contract termination, complementary health insurance, artificial intelligence and social networks. Participants can attend plenary conferences, meet insurance experts and discover innovations in the sector.
For exhibitors and visitors wishing to optimize their presence at the show, A-Loc Audiovisuel offers short-term IT and audiovisual equipment rental solutions: LED LCD screens, touch screens, touch terminals and tables, video walls, sound systems, laptops, iMacs, MacBooks, etc. Our services allow participants to improve the visibility and impact of their stand, thus contributing to a more professional and efficient experience during Les Journees du Courtage.
Edition 2024
The 2024 Insurance Brokers’ Conference will take place from 17 to 19 September 2024 at the Palais des Congrès Porte Maillot in Paris,
For its 23rd edition, the event will bring together more than 10,000 brokers and insurance distribution professionals, 200 suppliers of insurance products, insurance companies, mutual insurance societies, wholesale brokers and social protection groups.
Over the course of these two days, the event will be structured around four main pillars: Networking, Business, Conferences and Training
Workshops will also be on offer, such as ‘La Digital Factory’, where visitors can discuss how to digitise their practice.
You can hire TV screens, transparent screens and touchscreens from our partner, a-loc audiovisual, during the Brokerage Days. You can also hire LED walls, giant screens and touchscreen
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