Maximize Trade Show ROI by Attending ShowPro Live
MODEX 2022 will be the first time for the supply chain logistics industry to gather in person and in mass since the global pandemic disrupted business and supply chains worldwide. As the speed of manufacturing, supply chain and transportation operations continue to accelerate, the future of our industry depends on today’s forward-thinking decisions. That is why it is critical for your exhibition program and your staff to be prepared and ready when the doors open in Atlanta on March 28, 2022. To help you prepare, I am excited to announce the return of ShowPro Live.
We’re all a little rusty after missing in-person trade shows over the last 18 months. ShowPro Live is a two-day in-person trade show training workshop designed to help our exhibitors maximize trade show ROI. From November 30 to December 1, 2021, in Atlanta GA, MHI is bringing in renowned trade show consultants to talk you through the process of building a successful trade show exhibit program. You will also hear what’s new from MODEX 2022 partners like GES, the Georgia World Congress Center, and the Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau. In addition, ShowPro Live will offer an opportunity to network with industry peers, to share ideas, and to build relationships.
Here’s a sneak peek at the Showpro educational speakers!
Kim Allison, Sr. Director of Convention Sales, GWCC
Joe Bocherer, Chief Commercial Officer, GWCC
Betsy Earle, CTSM, Managing Director/Founder, Event Driven Solutions
Jefferson Davis, President, Competitive Edge
Chuck Grouzard, Executive Vice President, Exhibition Sales, GES
Charlene Lopez , Vice President, Sales, Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau
ShowPro Live is free to attend for MODEX 2022 exhibitors and we have discounted room rates available at the Omni in downtown Atlanta. To learn more about the agenda and to register for this free event, please visit www.modexshow.com/showpro today! If you have questions about ShowPro Live, please contact MHI Director of Sales, Greg Baer, at gbaer@mhi.org or 704-714-8725.
