For your partner networking space you will have one (1) round cocktail table set up in the lobby or adjacent area of the event venue. This is where all partner networking tables are placed so that delegates can pass through and learn about you, our partners - and dive into your offerings and see your materials. This is the area where the networking breaks happen as well. Delegates get coffee/snacks and walk around the area during the breaks between sessions, and in mornings before sessions begin. You may bring your own table cover, one pop up banner as well as marketing materials, giveaways/goodies/etc. to place on your table for the duration of the event. Printed materials should be kept to a minimum for sustainability reasons. Samples of food and drink, including alcohol, are allowed. No food that needs cutting, warming up, and cooking on-site is allowed.
For table banners we recommend a standard pop up banner (narrow and tall, no wider than 36in / 91cm for width of banner). Alternatively, to save space, you can use one with a QR code like the one pictured here!
Posting on walls, doors, pillars, and windows is not permitted. Please do not glue, tape, fix or fasten any notices to walls, pillars, windows, or other surfaces, whether inside or outside the building.
You will have approximately 16ft2 / 1.5m2 of space, which includes the space of your partner networking table. Below are two photos from a past event that gives you an idea of what to expect of the ATWS 2025 Partner Networking Space.
If you have a lounge partnership, power will be provided in the form of a Chile-standard 220V Type C and Type L outlet (see image) with two sockets. Up to 1.5 kilowatts (kW) of usage is provided at no cost. If electricity consumption exceeds 1.5kW, additional electrical work will be required at the exhibitor's expense. No power is available for marketplace tables.
Please note that Chile operates on a 220V standard voltage, which differs slightly from Central Europe (230V) but is generally compatible with most devices. Remember to bring your own adapter if your devices do not have compatible plugs. Most PC adapters support a voltage range of 100V–240V.
If you anticipate using an exceptional amount of power or if you are interested in renting additional furnishings or A/V, please contact Marcelo Villarroel at [email protected] as soon as possible and no later than August 15th.

Photos © ATTA / Hassen Salum