2022

International conferences are on the rise again at ACC Liverpool after a number of recent confirmations.

ACC Liverpool is reporting a strong performance for corporate conferences and experiential live events, further signalling a return to confidence in the sector.

The fourth Labour Party Annual Conference held at ACC Liverpool generated a record economic impact for the city and brought thousands of delegates to the region. 

The ACC Liverpool Group has launched its Social Value Plan aimed at creating positive social, economic and environmental impact.

Club Liverpool, the city region’s ambassador programme, welcomed a new Chair as Karen Brady from Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine took the post.

ACC Liverpool won Best UK Conference Centre at the M&IT Industry Awards for the seventh time.

Liverpool has become the first city to launch a new multi-sensory platform, enabling event planners to experience its sights, sounds, textures, tastes and smells - wherever they are in the world.

The ACC Liverpool Group has appointed three independent non-executive directors to its board.

ACC Liverpool hosted the UK’s first business festival since national lockdown began in March 2020.

The Government has announced details of the pilot events to be held in Liverpool, as the city follows in the footsteps of Amsterdam and Barcelona by participating in a science-led research programme to reopen the cultural and business sectors.

Bob Prattey, Chief Executive of The ACC Liverpool Group, has announced that he is stepping aside after 16 years at the helm of the organisation.

The ACC Liverpool Group has appointed Kate Nicholls OBE - the CEO of UKHospitality - as its new chair of the board.

ACC Liverpool is supporting the conference industry’s recovery by pledging to pay commission upfront to agencies placing new corporate business with them.