PRG offers special packages and rates on A/V for the SEMA Show, including discounted pricing for orders placed in advance.

By Jason Catullo

Grabbing the attention of buyers is a main goal of most Show exhibitors, and today’s high-tech business culture requires quality computer and audio-visual (A/V) setups to attract buyers to a booth. To provide excellent support and cutting-edge A/V, SEMA management partners with PRG, a global company dedicated to entertainment technology for trade shows, major events and broadcasts.

PRG has a division based in Detroit dedicated to auto shows, both in the United States and Europe. PRG calls upon this expertise and experience to enhance a company’s show-floor presence with equipment rentals and services aimed at exhibitors of every size. The company also backs its commitment to service excellence by providing on-site exhibitor support at the SEMA Show.

PRG offers special packages and rates for the SEMA Show, including discounted pricing for orders placed in advance. Computer packages start at $426, while display packages begin at $945. Equipment rentals also encompass laptops and accessories, projectors and screens, microphones and sound systems, and video displays and accessories, including high-definition systems.

Check out the A/V services and prices offered through PRG. Visit www.SEMAShow.com/esm to view the entire Exhibitor Service Manual.

Find out more about PRG at www.prg.com.
 

By Becca Butler

The Exhibitor Summit, held this week in Las Vegas, is a two-and-a-half-day event that can be described as a boot camp for SEMA Show exhibitors, where Show organizers and insiders share the secrets to connecting with buyers and succeeding at the SEMA Show.

With five months to go before the 2015 SEMA Show, nearly 200 representatives from exhibiting companies gathered this week in Las Vegas, to kick off their SEMA Show plans at the 6th annual Exhibitor Summit. The two-and-a-half-day event can be described as a boot camp for SEMA Show exhibitors, where Show organizers and insiders share the secrets to connecting with buyers and succeeding at the SEMA Show.

“With today’s technology, it’s not often that we get to meet with exhibitors in person. The Exhibitor Summit is a great opportunity for us to connect with manufacturers and share important information with them that will help them be more successful at the SEMA Show,” said Peter MacGillivray, SEMA vice president of communications and events. “Given our commitment to the value of face-to-face communication, we are extremely pleased with the industry response to our annual Show networking event.”

Attending exhibitors discovered how to best utilize the Exhibitor Services Manual, drive new customers to their booths, set up and design a booth cost effectively and learn the difference between shipping and drayage. In addition, exhibitors met and connected with their account reps and floor managers during the event, while official SEMA Show vendors were available to answer questions and provide information on booth services, travel arrangements and lead retrieval.

“The Exhibitor Summit was extremely helpful for us,” said Kyle Nyberg of KTN Thermo Dynamics. “We learned a lot about the Show, how to get prepared and what you need for setting up your booth.”

Cathy White of Classic Performance Products agrees. While the company has exhibited at the SEMA Show for 12 years, this was the first time they had participated in the Exhibitor Summit. “We learned so many new tools that exhibitors should be taking advantage of in order to have a successful SEMA experience. We encourage all exhibitors, especially new ones, to attend the Summit. There is always something new to learn and SEMA will guide you to success!”

Manufacturers left the summit fully equipped with the tools and best practices needed to kick their plans into high gear and prepare for a successful Show, which is set to take place November 3–6 in Las Vegas. The 2015 SEMA Show is expected to draw more than 2,400 exhibiting companies. Manufacturers interested in displaying at the Show can visit www.semashow.com/buyabooth.

By Becca Butler

The Exhibitor Summit, held this week in Las Vegas, is a two-and-a-half-day event that can be described as a boot camp for SEMA Show exhibitors, where Show organizers and insiders share the secrets to connecting with buyers and succeeding at the SEMA Show.

With five months to go before the 2015 SEMA Show, nearly 200 representatives from exhibiting companies gathered this week in Las Vegas, to kick off their SEMA Show plans at the 6th annual Exhibitor Summit. The two-and-a-half-day event can be described as a boot camp for SEMA Show exhibitors, where Show organizers and insiders share the secrets to connecting with buyers and succeeding at the SEMA Show.

“With today’s technology, it’s not often that we get to meet with exhibitors in person. The Exhibitor Summit is a great opportunity for us to connect with manufacturers and share important information with them that will help them be more successful at the SEMA Show,” said Peter MacGillivray, SEMA vice president of communications and events. “Given our commitment to the value of face-to-face communication, we are extremely pleased with the industry response to our annual Show networking event.”

Attending exhibitors discovered how to best utilize the Exhibitor Services Manual, drive new customers to their booths, set up and design a booth cost effectively and learn the difference between shipping and drayage. In addition, exhibitors met and connected with their account reps and floor managers during the event, while official SEMA Show vendors were available to answer questions and provide information on booth services, travel arrangements and lead retrieval.

“The Exhibitor Summit was extremely helpful for us,” said Kyle Nyberg of KTN Thermo Dynamics. “We learned a lot about the Show, how to get prepared and what you need for setting up your booth.”

Cathy White of Classic Performance Products agrees. While the company has exhibited at the SEMA Show for 12 years, this was the first time they had participated in the Exhibitor Summit. “We learned so many new tools that exhibitors should be taking advantage of in order to have a successful SEMA experience. We encourage all exhibitors, especially new ones, to attend the Summit. There is always something new to learn and SEMA will guide you to success!”

Manufacturers left the summit fully equipped with the tools and best practices needed to kick their plans into high gear and prepare for a successful Show, which is set to take place November 3–6 in Las Vegas. The 2015 SEMA Show is expected to draw more than 2,400 exhibiting companies. Manufacturers interested in displaying at the Show can visit www.semashow.com/buyabooth.

By Becca Butler

The Exhibitor Summit, held this week in Las Vegas, is a two-and-a-half-day event that can be described as a boot camp for SEMA Show exhibitors, where Show organizers and insiders share the secrets to connecting with buyers and succeeding at the SEMA Show.

With five months to go before the 2015 SEMA Show, nearly 200 representatives from exhibiting companies gathered this week in Las Vegas, to kick off their SEMA Show plans at the 6th annual Exhibitor Summit. The two-and-a-half-day event can be described as a boot camp for SEMA Show exhibitors, where Show organizers and insiders share the secrets to connecting with buyers and succeeding at the SEMA Show.

“With today’s technology, it’s not often that we get to meet with exhibitors in person. The Exhibitor Summit is a great opportunity for us to connect with manufacturers and share important information with them that will help them be more successful at the SEMA Show,” said Peter MacGillivray, SEMA vice president of communications and events. “Given our commitment to the value of face-to-face communication, we are extremely pleased with the industry response to our annual Show networking event.”

Attending exhibitors discovered how to best utilize the Exhibitor Services Manual, drive new customers to their booths, set up and design a booth cost effectively and learn the difference between shipping and drayage. In addition, exhibitors met and connected with their account reps and floor managers during the event, while official SEMA Show vendors were available to answer questions and provide information on booth services, travel arrangements and lead retrieval.

“The Exhibitor Summit was extremely helpful for us,” said Kyle Nyberg of KTN Thermo Dynamics. “We learned a lot about the Show, how to get prepared and what you need for setting up your booth.”

Cathy White of Classic Performance Products agrees. While the company has exhibited at the SEMA Show for 12 years, this was the first time they had participated in the Exhibitor Summit. “We learned so many new tools that exhibitors should be taking advantage of in order to have a successful SEMA experience. We encourage all exhibitors, especially new ones, to attend the Summit. There is always something new to learn and SEMA will guide you to success!”

Manufacturers left the summit fully equipped with the tools and best practices needed to kick their plans into high gear and prepare for a successful Show, which is set to take place November 3–6 in Las Vegas. The 2015 SEMA Show is expected to draw more than 2,400 exhibiting companies. Manufacturers interested in displaying at the Show can visit www.semashow.com/buyabooth.

By Becca Butler

The Exhibitor Summit, held this week in Las Vegas, is a two-and-a-half-day event that can be described as a boot camp for SEMA Show exhibitors, where Show organizers and insiders share the secrets to connecting with buyers and succeeding at the SEMA Show.

With five months to go before the 2015 SEMA Show, nearly 200 representatives from exhibiting companies gathered this week in Las Vegas, to kick off their SEMA Show plans at the 6th annual Exhibitor Summit. The two-and-a-half-day event can be described as a boot camp for SEMA Show exhibitors, where Show organizers and insiders share the secrets to connecting with buyers and succeeding at the SEMA Show.

“With today’s technology, it’s not often that we get to meet with exhibitors in person. The Exhibitor Summit is a great opportunity for us to connect with manufacturers and share important information with them that will help them be more successful at the SEMA Show,” said Peter MacGillivray, SEMA vice president of communications and events. “Given our commitment to the value of face-to-face communication, we are extremely pleased with the industry response to our annual Show networking event.”

Attending exhibitors discovered how to best utilize the Exhibitor Services Manual, drive new customers to their booths, set up and design a booth cost effectively and learn the difference between shipping and drayage. In addition, exhibitors met and connected with their account reps and floor managers during the event, while official SEMA Show vendors were available to answer questions and provide information on booth services, travel arrangements and lead retrieval.

“The Exhibitor Summit was extremely helpful for us,” said Kyle Nyberg of KTN Thermo Dynamics. “We learned a lot about the Show, how to get prepared and what you need for setting up your booth.”

Cathy White of Classic Performance Products agrees. While the company has exhibited at the SEMA Show for 12 years, this was the first time they had participated in the Exhibitor Summit. “We learned so many new tools that exhibitors should be taking advantage of in order to have a successful SEMA experience. We encourage all exhibitors, especially new ones, to attend the Summit. There is always something new to learn and SEMA will guide you to success!”

Manufacturers left the summit fully equipped with the tools and best practices needed to kick their plans into high gear and prepare for a successful Show, which is set to take place November 3–6 in Las Vegas. The 2015 SEMA Show is expected to draw more than 2,400 exhibiting companies. Manufacturers interested in displaying at the Show can visit www.semashow.com/buyabooth.

Editors and reporters can easliy access the Online Media Center to obtain Show-related news prior to the SEMA Show.

• Tuff Truck Bags, Booth 32334 will feature its new waterproof cargo bag made exclusively for pickups. The bag is designed to keep luggage and gear safe and dry in rain or snow. It serves as an alternative to a bed cover and is made from waterproof, heavy-duty, non-breathable PVC material.

• Mishimoto Automotive, Booth 21655 introduces its Liquid Chill Synthetic Engine Coolant to help your engine warm up quickly and maintain ideal operating temperatures.

• Kleinn Air Horns, Booth 35137 announces its new trio of Onboard Air Systems. The systems come wired with a pressure switch that will turn the unit on and off at preset pressures.

Editors and reporters can easliy access the Online Media Center to obtain Show-related news prior to the SEMA Show.

• Tuff Truck Bags, Booth 32334 will feature its new waterproof cargo bag made exclusively for pickups. The bag is designed to keep luggage and gear safe and dry in rain or snow. It serves as an alternative to a bed cover and is made from waterproof, heavy-duty, non-breathable PVC material.

• Mishimoto Automotive, Booth 21655 introduces its Liquid Chill Synthetic Engine Coolant to help your engine warm up quickly and maintain ideal operating temperatures.

• Kleinn Air Horns, Booth 35137 announces its new trio of Onboard Air Systems. The systems come wired with a pressure switch that will turn the unit on and off at preset pressures.

Editors and reporters can easliy access the Online Media Center to obtain Show-related news prior to the SEMA Show.

• Tuff Truck Bags, Booth 32334 will feature its new waterproof cargo bag made exclusively for pickups. The bag is designed to keep luggage and gear safe and dry in rain or snow. It serves as an alternative to a bed cover and is made from waterproof, heavy-duty, non-breathable PVC material.

• Mishimoto Automotive, Booth 21655 introduces its Liquid Chill Synthetic Engine Coolant to help your engine warm up quickly and maintain ideal operating temperatures.

• Kleinn Air Horns, Booth 35137 announces its new trio of Onboard Air Systems. The systems come wired with a pressure switch that will turn the unit on and off at preset pressures.

Linda Vaughn discusses how the role of women in the industry has changed in the automotive market over the years.

The SEMA Show is the premier automotive specialty products trade event in the world, drawing the industry’s brightest minds and hottest products to the Las Vegas Convention Center. As part of the AAIW, the SEMA Show attracts more than 100,000 industry leaders from more than 100 countries for unlimited profit opportunities in the automotive, truck and SUV, powersports, and RV markets.

The 2014 SEMA Show drew more than 60,000 domestic and international buyers. The 2015 SEMA Show is scheduled for Tuesday–Friday, November 3–6.

Linda Vaughn discusses how the role of women in the industry has changed in the automotive market over the years.

The SEMA Show is the premier automotive specialty products trade event in the world, drawing the industry’s brightest minds and hottest products to the Las Vegas Convention Center. As part of the AAIW, the SEMA Show attracts more than 100,000 industry leaders from more than 100 countries for unlimited profit opportunities in the automotive, truck and SUV, powersports, and RV markets.

The 2014 SEMA Show drew more than 60,000 domestic and international buyers. The 2015 SEMA Show is scheduled for Tuesday–Friday, November 3–6.