This year’s main event attracted 62 exhibitors and despite heatwave conditions hundreds of visitors attended the event.
Feedback from exhibitors clarifies the value of events where businesses can network directly with other businesses, as well as leverage community members attending.
The B2B success of this year’s WEXPO has led to WEXPO planning a series of boutique networking events for 2026 including the AI Summit.
WEXPO GM, Chris Pennisi said the feedback from exhibitors had been positive with most sharing the benefits that WEXPO provided.
“We have exhibitors sharing that this WEXPO was the best so far and the relationships that many developed over the course of the day resulting in commercial success,” Chris said.
This year WEXPO included four panels and three keynote speakers covering issues of business growth and improvement.
"WEXPO was an outstanding event! The energy, organisation, and diversity of exhibitors and speakers made it a fantastic platform for networking, learning, and exploring new opportunities," said TAFE NSW.
"WEXPO provided fantastic networking opportunities for us to connect with other industry leaders and share insights. It was a well-organised and energising event, and we look forward to being part of future Wexpo experiences, " said Melanie from Attention Experts.
Blacktown State MP, Stephen Bali is WEXPO patron.
