RWM: Evolving with the Industry, Supporting Those Who Shape It
Over the years, RWM has firmly established itself as one of the UK’s key exhibitions for the waste, recycling, and resource management sectors. And rightly so. The event has evolved to reflect the priorities of the industry it serves, from policy and innovation to infrastructure and circularity, all while retaining its energy and practical focus.
We’ve had the privilege of supporting multiple clients at RWM over the years, and we’ll be doing the same again in 2025. Whether they’re exhibiting, attending, or looking to grow their presence in the sector, we work alongside them to make sure they’re visible, confident, and set up to achieve what they need from the event.
Our support might look different depending on the client, from designing engaging exhibition spaces that reflect brand personality, to managing logistics and activation plans that allow them to focus on conversations, not complications. But the goal is always the same: to help them connect with their audience in the right environment.
What’s impressive about RWM is how it continues to adapt. It’s not just a place to show off kit (though there’s plenty of that too). It’s where businesses come to talk policy, share innovation, and figure out what the future looks like for the sector. From net zero to the economy, the key issues are front and centre and the event feels designed to encourage those discussions in a productive, practical way.
Its location at the NEC plays a big part in that. The accessibility, the scale, and the flexibility of the space make it possible for everything from large machinery demos to focused panel sessions to sit under the same roof. That mix of hands-on activity and meaningful dialogue gives RWM its edge.
It’s also a great reminder of what good events can do: bring the right people together, in the right space, with a shared focus. That’s why we continue to champion shows like this, and why our clients see real value in showing up, not just physically, but with purpose.
We know from experience that success at events like RWM doesn’t just happen. It takes planning, creativity, and a clear understanding of what the client wants to achieve. It’s a collaboration, between our team, our clients, and the wider network of suppliers, organisers and industry partners working hard to deliver something valuable.
So, while we’re not ones to shout about ourselves, we are proud of the role we play in helping organisations show up well, and of the relationships we’ve built along the way.