IFPE 2020
March 10-14, 2020
Las Vegas Convention Center
Las Vegas, Nevada
Registration is now open for both attendees and exhibitors at IFPE 2020. Register before January 17, 2020 to get the lowest rate. As in 2017, the basic badge package includes admission to the show as well as a monorail pass and access to the show/hotel shuttle.
The 2020 Exhibitor Manual is also now available in the Exhibitor Dashboard. Keep up with show rules and regulations, order items for your booth, and take advantage of the marketing kit to make the most of your presence at IFPE 2020. See all the exhibitor resources here.
Additional tips and resources will also be available at the Exhibitor Meeting on August 20-21, 2019 at the Hyatt Regency O’Hare in Rosemont, Illinois. There’s still time to register for the Exhibitor Meeting. Find out more here.
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