Brussels Furniture Fair is entering the new year with some significant internal shifts within the team. After 15 successful years, Thomas Hibert, communications and marketing manager, is leaving the organisation. Hibert was a driving force behind the fair's marketing and communication efforts and contributed greatly to the growth and positioning of the event. The organisation thanks him for his efforts and wishes him and his partner Aline every success in their new challenge at LookUp.green.
Glenn De Maeseneer, managing director of Furniture Fair Brussels.
Meanwhile, preparations are in full swing for Furniture Fair 2025, which will take place from 2 to 5 November. In this context, the team welcomes some new and familiar faces in enhanced roles. Ines Van Craenenbroeck has strengthened her position within the organisation as In-House Designer and IT Manager. Van Craenenbroeck had long been involved in developing the Trend corridors and concepts such as the Belgian Design Island. In her new role, she will focus on the further development and renewal of existing concepts, marketing strategies and exhibitor tools.
In addition, Carl Vanginderhuysen, active as Operations Manager since last year, has taken over the operational coordination of the fair in 2024. In addition to his responsibilities for the Ready-made Stand construction, he is responsible for the overall set-up and take-down of the Furniture Fair. In future, visitors and exhibitors can also expect regular updates from him via the Furniture Fair's social media.
For press-related communication, general director Glenn De Maeseneer will from now on be the first point of contact. Moreover, the organisation is looking for a part-time office manager to support the further growth and development of the Brussels Furniture Fair. Further details on this will follow later.
More information:
Brussels Furniture Fair
www.meubelbeurs.be
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