IFPE 2020
March 10-14, 2020
Las Vegas Convention Center
Las Vegas, Nevada
With the end of the year fast approaching, your company’s IFPE 2020 planning should be heating up. Make sure you’re setting yourself up for success by taking advantage of the resources available in your IFPE Exhibitor Dashboard. In addition to giving you access to the Exhibitor Service Manual, registration area, and hotel reservations, there are also opportunities for you to promote your show presence:
- Put your best foot forward with a targeted Exhibitor Directory listing. [Tip: Make changes before January 31, 2020 to ensure the print version is up to date as well.]
- Take advantage of free postards, e-blast templates, web banners, and logos to promote yourself to your customers. [Tip: Print and mail up to 2,000 direct mail postcards for free before January 10, 2020.]
- Upload your new products and special in-booth events to drive extra traffic to your booth.
- Explore advertising and sponsorship opportunities for extra visibility.
No matter how you choose to market your show presence, early bird registration ends January 17, 2020. Visit IFPE.com to learn more and plan your time at the show.
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