Trade fair organizer and Munich exhibition venue operator
Messe München runs trade fairs and a large exhibition and congress venue in Munich, and its stack shows two distinct operating layers. A deep Salesforce footprint (Sales, Service and Commerce Cloud with Apex and Lightning Web Components) supports exhibitor CRM and B2B e-commerce, while AutoCAD, Revit and CAD/BIM/CAFM initiatives point to active venue construction and maintenance work. Hiring is ops-heavy, intern-weighted, and slowing.
Notable leadership hires: Head of Open Space
Messe München is a Munich-based trade fair company founded in 1964, with 501–1,000 employees. It organizes its own trade shows across capital goods, consumer goods and new technology sectors, and hosts events at its Munich exhibition grounds and congress venues. Through subsidiaries and foreign representations it also runs fairs in multiple international markets. Its customers are exhibitors and visitors in the B2B trade show and conference business, served through sales, operations, marketing and facility teams. Back-office systems span SAP, including S/4HANA, and Workday.
Messe München runs Salesforce Sales, Service and Commerce Cloud, SAP R/3 and S/4HANA, Workday, Power BI, Power Platform, Azure Entra ID, Jira, Confluence, plus AutoCAD and Revit for venue planning.
Yes. It uses Salesforce Sales, Service and Commerce Cloud, builds with Apex, Visualforce and Lightning Web Components, and is working on Salesforce architecture and integration with other systems.
Messe München is headquartered in München, Bayern, Germany. Its current hiring is focused on Germany, mainly in operations, with some engineering, construction, marketing and sales roles.
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