Palais des Festivals et des Congrès
Statement
It was a celebration for me to be a member of the very professional BrandEx jury this year.
That’s why I’m even more excited to be part of it again in 2024 and to discover exciting projects, conceived and implemented by creative minds for every single person who takes part in the various events. Our industry triggers a huge range of touching emotions, and that’s exactly what we need. Because out of this comes an absolute and genuine affirmation of life again and again.
It was a celebration for me to be a member of the very professional BrandEx jury this year.
That’s why I’m even more excited to be part of it again in 2024 and to discover exciting projects, conceived and implemented by creative minds for every single person who takes part in the various events. Our industry triggers a huge range of touching emotions, and that’s exactly what we need. Because out of this comes an absolute and genuine affirmation of life again and again.
VITA
Aliki Heinrich has been working in the tourism and events industry in France for 30 years. Her role as Director of Business Tourism at the Palais des Festivals et des Congrès in Cannes, is to lead the sales team of the Cannes Convention Bureau and promote cooperation with local partners. As a German of Greek origin in France, she lives and experiences international cooperation, inspiring mobility and motivating flair. And she thinks Eleanor Roosevelt is absolutely right: “You have to do exactly what you think: You can’t do that.”
Aliki Heinrich has been working in the tourism and events industry in France for 30 years. Her role as Director of Business Tourism at the Palais des Festivals et des Congrès in Cannes, is to lead the sales team of the Cannes Convention Bureau and promote cooperation with local partners. As a German of Greek origin in France, she lives and experiences international cooperation, inspiring mobility and motivating flair. And she thinks Eleanor Roosevelt is absolutely right: “You have to do exactly what you think: You can’t do that.”