Tom Gattuso of SEMA will help lead a seminar dedicated to developing an effective exhibitor strategy for the SEMA Show.

By SEMA Editors

Parts two and three of the Exhibitor Series webinars have been announced. Part two of this series, entitled, "Ordering What You Need Online – The SEMA Show Exhibitor Services Manual," will be presented by Jenn Carr of ConVexx and Tom Gattuso of SEMA, August 15. In this session, attendees will receive a guided tour of the SEMA Show Exhibitor Services Manual and learn about best practices that will increase your ROI and save time and money.
 
Part three of the series, entitled, "SEMA Show Drill for First-Timers – Are You Prepared?" will be presented by Jeff Pressman of ConVexx and Gattuso, September 19. In this session, the presenters will prepare attendees for success at the Show and cover last-minute preparations and proven tips for what to do upon arriving in Vegas.

The first part of the series, "Pre-Show Marketing Guaranteed to Make Your SEMA Show a Success," will be held Thursday, July 18, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT). This session, presented by Chuck Schwartz of ConvExx and Gattuso, is specifically designed for SEMA Show exhibitors. What is your Show strategy? Preparing for the SEMA Show is a tremendous task with many logistical and operational details to consider. It is important to start planning now! This session will cover:

• Proven ways for driving buyers to visit your booth.
• Best ways to get exposure and attention at the world’s largest automotive show.
• How to eliminate exhibitor mistakes that will maximize your chance for success.

Develop your pre-SEMA Show marketing strategy and greatly increase your chances for success. Whether this is your first year exhibiting or you have years of experience, this session will give you the head start needed to increase booth traffic, gain exposure and minimize costly mistakes. SEMA Show Staff and management will show you how to do it right and do it better!

Join the SEMA Education Institute (SEI) and SEMA Show management, Thursday, July 18, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT) for a webinar packed full of useful exhibitor information. Register today!

This SEI webinar will provide member companies with the information they need, and you don’t even have to leave your desk or office to participate! Participate live or download the webinar when it’s convenient. And remember: SEMA webinars are free to SEMA members and only $29 for non-members.

	Tom Gattuso of SEMA will help lead a seminar dedicated to developing an effective exhibitor strategy for the SEMA Show.

By SEMA Editors

Parts two and three of the Exhibitor Series webinars have been announced. Part two of this series, entitled, "Ordering What You Need Online – The SEMA Show Exhibitor Services Manual," will be presented by Jenn Carr of ConVexx and Tom Gattuso of SEMA, August 15. In this session, attendees will receive a guided tour of the SEMA Show Exhibitor Services Manual and learn about best practices that will increase your ROI and save time and money.
 
Part three of the series, entitled, "SEMA Show Drill for First-Timers – Are You Prepared?" will be presented by Jeff Pressman of ConVexx and Gattuso, September 19. In this session, the presenters will prepare attendees for success at the Show and cover last-minute preparations and proven tips for what to do upon arriving in Vegas.

The first part of the series, "Pre-Show Marketing Guaranteed to Make Your SEMA Show a Success," will be held Thursday, July 18, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT). This session, presented by Chuck Schwartz of ConvExx and Gattuso, is specifically designed for SEMA Show exhibitors. What is your Show strategy? Preparing for the SEMA Show is a tremendous task with many logistical and operational details to consider. It is important to start planning now! This session will cover:

• Proven ways for driving buyers to visit your booth.
• Best ways to get exposure and attention at the world’s largest automotive show.
• How to eliminate exhibitor mistakes that will maximize your chance for success.

Develop your pre-SEMA Show marketing strategy and greatly increase your chances for success. Whether this is your first year exhibiting or you have years of experience, this session will give you the head start needed to increase booth traffic, gain exposure and minimize costly mistakes. SEMA Show Staff and management will show you how to do it right and do it better!

Join the SEMA Education Institute (SEI) and SEMA Show management, Thursday, July 18, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT) for a webinar packed full of useful exhibitor information. Register today!

This SEI webinar will provide member companies with the information they need, and you don’t even have to leave your desk or office to participate! Participate live or download the webinar when it’s convenient. And remember: SEMA webinars are free to SEMA members and only $29 for non-members.

	Tom Gattuso of SEMA will help lead a seminar dedicated to developing an effective exhibitor strategy for the SEMA Show.

By SEMA Editors

Parts two and three of the Exhibitor Series webinars have been announced. Part two of this series, entitled, "Ordering What You Need Online – The SEMA Show Exhibitor Services Manual," will be presented by Jenn Carr of ConVexx and Tom Gattuso of SEMA, August 15. In this session, attendees will receive a guided tour of the SEMA Show Exhibitor Services Manual and learn about best practices that will increase your ROI and save time and money.
 
Part three of the series, entitled, "SEMA Show Drill for First-Timers – Are You Prepared?" will be presented by Jeff Pressman of ConVexx and Gattuso, September 19. In this session, the presenters will prepare attendees for success at the Show and cover last-minute preparations and proven tips for what to do upon arriving in Vegas.

The first part of the series, "Pre-Show Marketing Guaranteed to Make Your SEMA Show a Success," will be held Thursday, July 18, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT). This session, presented by Chuck Schwartz of ConvExx and Gattuso, is specifically designed for SEMA Show exhibitors. What is your Show strategy? Preparing for the SEMA Show is a tremendous task with many logistical and operational details to consider. It is important to start planning now! This session will cover:

• Proven ways for driving buyers to visit your booth.
• Best ways to get exposure and attention at the world’s largest automotive show.
• How to eliminate exhibitor mistakes that will maximize your chance for success.

Develop your pre-SEMA Show marketing strategy and greatly increase your chances for success. Whether this is your first year exhibiting or you have years of experience, this session will give you the head start needed to increase booth traffic, gain exposure and minimize costly mistakes. SEMA Show Staff and management will show you how to do it right and do it better!

Join the SEMA Education Institute (SEI) and SEMA Show management, Thursday, July 18, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT) for a webinar packed full of useful exhibitor information. Register today!

This SEI webinar will provide member companies with the information they need, and you don’t even have to leave your desk or office to participate! Participate live or download the webinar when it’s convenient. And remember: SEMA webinars are free to SEMA members and only $29 for non-members.

	Tom Gattuso of SEMA will help lead a seminar dedicated to developing an effective exhibitor strategy for the SEMA Show.

By SEMA Editors

Parts two and three of the Exhibitor Series webinars have been announced. Part two of this series, entitled, "Ordering What You Need Online – The SEMA Show Exhibitor Services Manual," will be presented by Jenn Carr of ConVexx and Tom Gattuso of SEMA, August 15. In this session, attendees will receive a guided tour of the SEMA Show Exhibitor Services Manual and learn about best practices that will increase your ROI and save time and money.
 
Part three of the series, entitled, "SEMA Show Drill for First-Timers – Are You Prepared?" will be presented by Jeff Pressman of ConVexx and Gattuso, September 19. In this session, the presenters will prepare attendees for success at the Show and cover last-minute preparations and proven tips for what to do upon arriving in Vegas.

The first part of the series, "Pre-Show Marketing Guaranteed to Make Your SEMA Show a Success," will be held Thursday, July 18, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT). This session, presented by Chuck Schwartz of ConvExx and Gattuso, is specifically designed for SEMA Show exhibitors. What is your Show strategy? Preparing for the SEMA Show is a tremendous task with many logistical and operational details to consider. It is important to start planning now! This session will cover:

• Proven ways for driving buyers to visit your booth.
• Best ways to get exposure and attention at the world’s largest automotive show.
• How to eliminate exhibitor mistakes that will maximize your chance for success.

Develop your pre-SEMA Show marketing strategy and greatly increase your chances for success. Whether this is your first year exhibiting or you have years of experience, this session will give you the head start needed to increase booth traffic, gain exposure and minimize costly mistakes. SEMA Show Staff and management will show you how to do it right and do it better!

Join the SEMA Education Institute (SEI) and SEMA Show management, Thursday, July 18, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT) for a webinar packed full of useful exhibitor information. Register today!

This SEI webinar will provide member companies with the information they need, and you don’t even have to leave your desk or office to participate! Participate live or download the webinar when it’s convenient. And remember: SEMA webinars are free to SEMA members and only $29 for non-members.

	Tom Gattuso of SEMA will help lead a seminar dedicated to developing an effective exhibitor strategy for the SEMA Show.

By SEMA Editors

Parts two and three of the Exhibitor Series webinars have been announced. Part two of this series, entitled, "Ordering What You Need Online – The SEMA Show Exhibitor Services Manual," will be presented by Jenn Carr of ConVexx and Tom Gattuso of SEMA, August 15. In this session, attendees will receive a guided tour of the SEMA Show Exhibitor Services Manual and learn about best practices that will increase your ROI and save time and money.
 
Part three of the series, entitled, "SEMA Show Drill for First-Timers – Are You Prepared?" will be presented by Jeff Pressman of ConVexx and Gattuso, September 19. In this session, the presenters will prepare attendees for success at the Show and cover last-minute preparations and proven tips for what to do upon arriving in Vegas.

The first part of the series, "Pre-Show Marketing Guaranteed to Make Your SEMA Show a Success," will be held Thursday, July 18, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT). This session, presented by Chuck Schwartz of ConvExx and Gattuso, is specifically designed for SEMA Show exhibitors. What is your Show strategy? Preparing for the SEMA Show is a tremendous task with many logistical and operational details to consider. It is important to start planning now! This session will cover:

• Proven ways for driving buyers to visit your booth.
• Best ways to get exposure and attention at the world’s largest automotive show.
• How to eliminate exhibitor mistakes that will maximize your chance for success.

Develop your pre-SEMA Show marketing strategy and greatly increase your chances for success. Whether this is your first year exhibiting or you have years of experience, this session will give you the head start needed to increase booth traffic, gain exposure and minimize costly mistakes. SEMA Show Staff and management will show you how to do it right and do it better!

Join the SEMA Education Institute (SEI) and SEMA Show management, Thursday, July 18, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT) for a webinar packed full of useful exhibitor information. Register today!

This SEI webinar will provide member companies with the information they need, and you don’t even have to leave your desk or office to participate! Participate live or download the webinar when it’s convenient. And remember: SEMA webinars are free to SEMA members and only $29 for non-members.

	The redesigned SEMA Show Exhibitor Manual features a new look, easier navigation and is ready for exhibitors to take advantage of early bird discounts and prepare for key Show deadlines.

By Jason Catullo

The SEMA Show Exhibitor Services Manual (ESM), considered by many to be the ultimate guidebook for preparing for the SEMA Show, has been redeisigned to feature a new look and easy navigation. Available online at www.SEMAShow.com/esm, the resource includes general information about exhibiting at the upcoming event, a list of cost-saving deadlines (www.SEMAShow.com/deadlines), and all the online forms an exhibitor needs to secure booth items at the Show taking place Tues.-Fri., Nov. 5-8, 2013, in Las Vegas, Nevada.
 
“The redesigned ESM comes at an ideal time, as exhibitors are now gearing up to register staff, book hotel rooms and planning the physical layout of their booths,” said Peter MacGillivray, SEMA vice president of communications and events. “Of particular interest at this time is the information under the ‘About the Show’ section, where exhibitors will find a list of frequently asked questions (www.SEMAShow.com/questions), a glossary of terms (www.SEMAShow.com/glossary), and details about what is included with a booth (www.SEMAShow.com/included-booth).”
 
More than 2,100 companies have already secured space for the 2013 SEMA Show, including 500 manufacturers that have never showcased their products at the event.
 
“While every exhibitor will find the ESM to be a vital resource, we strongly encourage first-time exhibitors to find some time in July to familiarize themselves with the manual,” said MacGillivray. “Deadlines start appearing at the end of the month; In many cases, exhibitors will see significant cost-savings and generate maximum exposure by beating those deadlines.”
 
More than 130,000 industry professionals are expected at the upcoming SEMA Show, which is a trade-only event open only to those employed in the automotive industry. The event is designed to provide manufacturers of automotive products and accessories with a venue to connect and do business with buyers from throughout the world.

	The redesigned SEMA Show Exhibitor Manual features a new look, easier navigation and is ready for exhibitors to take advantage of early bird discounts and prepare for key Show deadlines.

By Jason Catullo

The SEMA Show Exhibitor Services Manual (ESM), considered by many to be the ultimate guidebook for preparing for the SEMA Show, has been redeisigned to feature a new look and easy navigation. Available online at www.SEMAShow.com/esm, the resource includes general information about exhibiting at the upcoming event, a list of cost-saving deadlines (www.SEMAShow.com/deadlines), and all the online forms an exhibitor needs to secure booth items at the Show taking place Tues.-Fri., Nov. 5-8, 2013, in Las Vegas, Nevada.
 
“The redesigned ESM comes at an ideal time, as exhibitors are now gearing up to register staff, book hotel rooms and planning the physical layout of their booths,” said Peter MacGillivray, SEMA vice president of communications and events. “Of particular interest at this time is the information under the ‘About the Show’ section, where exhibitors will find a list of frequently asked questions (www.SEMAShow.com/questions), a glossary of terms (www.SEMAShow.com/glossary), and details about what is included with a booth (www.SEMAShow.com/included-booth).”
 
More than 2,100 companies have already secured space for the 2013 SEMA Show, including 500 manufacturers that have never showcased their products at the event.
 
“While every exhibitor will find the ESM to be a vital resource, we strongly encourage first-time exhibitors to find some time in July to familiarize themselves with the manual,” said MacGillivray. “Deadlines start appearing at the end of the month; In many cases, exhibitors will see significant cost-savings and generate maximum exposure by beating those deadlines.”
 
More than 130,000 industry professionals are expected at the upcoming SEMA Show, which is a trade-only event open only to those employed in the automotive industry. The event is designed to provide manufacturers of automotive products and accessories with a venue to connect and do business with buyers from throughout the world.

	The redesigned SEMA Show Exhibitor Manual features a new look, easier navigation and is ready for exhibitors to take advantage of early bird discounts and prepare for key Show deadlines.

By Jason Catullo

The SEMA Show Exhibitor Services Manual (ESM), considered by many to be the ultimate guidebook for preparing for the SEMA Show, has been redeisigned to feature a new look and easy navigation. Available online at www.SEMAShow.com/esm, the resource includes general information about exhibiting at the upcoming event, a list of cost-saving deadlines (www.SEMAShow.com/deadlines), and all the online forms an exhibitor needs to secure booth items at the Show taking place Tues.-Fri., Nov. 5-8, 2013, in Las Vegas, Nevada.
 
“The redesigned ESM comes at an ideal time, as exhibitors are now gearing up to register staff, book hotel rooms and planning the physical layout of their booths,” said Peter MacGillivray, SEMA vice president of communications and events. “Of particular interest at this time is the information under the ‘About the Show’ section, where exhibitors will find a list of frequently asked questions (www.SEMAShow.com/questions), a glossary of terms (www.SEMAShow.com/glossary), and details about what is included with a booth (www.SEMAShow.com/included-booth).”
 
More than 2,100 companies have already secured space for the 2013 SEMA Show, including 500 manufacturers that have never showcased their products at the event.
 
“While every exhibitor will find the ESM to be a vital resource, we strongly encourage first-time exhibitors to find some time in July to familiarize themselves with the manual,” said MacGillivray. “Deadlines start appearing at the end of the month; In many cases, exhibitors will see significant cost-savings and generate maximum exposure by beating those deadlines.”
 
More than 130,000 industry professionals are expected at the upcoming SEMA Show, which is a trade-only event open only to those employed in the automotive industry. The event is designed to provide manufacturers of automotive products and accessories with a venue to connect and do business with buyers from throughout the world.