Bridge Exhibitions is building a growing international portfolio across some of the world’s most dynamic exhibition markets, with projects across Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt, Malaysia, Singapore, Brazil and South Africa.
Created by Arabian World Events and Orchestra Media, Bridge provides event management, international sales, marketing and market development services, helping exhibition organisers enter new markets, attract exhibitors and national pavilions, strengthen industry engagement and grow international participation.
Bridge is active across defence and aerospace, security and cyber, technology and artificial intelligence, working with leading international events including EDEX, LIMA, LAAD, GISEC and IDEX, with projects extending through 2028. Its team brings decades of combined experience across event management, international sales, marketing, national pavilion development and market expansion, supported by longstanding relationships across government, industry and the global exhibitions sector.
Keith Barthelot (photo), Sales Director of Bridge Exhibitions, said: “Bridge is built around a simple principle: exhibitions grow by reaching new companies, countries and markets. “We have strong roots in defence and aerospace, and we are applying that experience across security, cyber, technology and AI, while expanding our footprint throughout the Middle East, Asia-Pacific, the Americas, Europe and Africa.”
“Our ambition is to build a genuinely global exhibitions business, connecting leading events with new markets, new exhibitors and new commercial opportunities around the world,” he added.
Bridge Exhibitions continues to expand its international team, strategic partnerships and event portfolio while strengthening its presence across key global markets.
Bridge Exhibitions is an international event management, sales, marketing and market development company created by Arabian World Events and Orchestra Media. Its multilingual team works across the Middle East, Asia-Pacific, the Americas, Europe and Africa, helping exhibition organisers expand internationally, develop new markets, increase exhibitor and pavilion participation, and build stronger connections with government, industry and commercial partners worldwide.
