The 2013 NAFCD + NBMDA Annual Convention
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| CHICAGO - More than five hundred distributors and manufacturers will join together at the 2013 NAFCD + NBMDA Annual Convention to enhance their business strategy and meet with key decision makers in the flooring, woodworking and building materials industries. This year's event will take place, November 12-14 at the Sheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers in Chicago, Illinois. The 2013 NAFCD + NBMDA Annual Convention is not a traditional tradeshow. This event is recognized as a highlight every year by distributors and manufactures who are able to connect face to face and conduct meaningful business planning. Instead of full displays of products, distribution professionals come together to develop business plans and set sales strategies. A semi-private, tabletop booth offers a comfortable setting in which senior executives interact and discuss distribution plans and strategies for the future while also reviewing past performance. Meetings are coordinated by appointment to ensure a highly focused and productive environment. In addition, the event fosters networking between distributors and manufactures through roundtable and information sessions as well as social activities. Education sessions are highly rated, allowing attendees to take away relevant and practical business and sales knowledge. Nationally recognized speakers share their expertise on economic trends, sales and marketing management and leadership development. | |||
| Event: | The 2013 NAFCD + NBMDA Annual Convention | ||
| Start: | 11/12/2013 | Contact: | NAFCD + NBMDA |
| Ends: | 11/14/2013 | Phone: | 312.673.5974 |
| Location: | Sheraton Chicago Hotel | Fax: | |
| Chicago, IL | Link: | http://www.distributorconvention.org | |
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