2023 opportunities still available

Jan 16, 2023 | Uncategorized

Back in 2019 I Arran Smith, created the idea of the Dyslexia Show the UK’s first national exhibition dedicated to dyslexia and neurodiversity. Fast forward 2023 we’re delighted to be delivering our second-year show with some amazing professionals from the community along with just under 2000 pre registrations to attend the show in March. 

“Dyslexia Show was designed to deliver an informed choice to those in education, parents, the workplace and the individual dyslexic giving them a choice of what is available to support themselves and their peers and colleagues” Arran Smith Dyslexia Dhow Founder and Event Director” 

We’re delighted that over 65% of our exhibition stands are now sold but there’s still room for you to get involved if you’re based in this community, if you’re a company that wants to share your services, your products or actually just want to get involved and speak to your customers directly to gain research and brand awareness our team will be delighted to be able to support you. 

We have opportunities like exhibition space starting from £999 

Sponsorship opportunities stating form £1500 

Advertising opportunities starting from £199 

Sign up for more information and get involved in the UK’s national exhibition dedicated dyslexia and neurodiversity. 

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