Stuff Nobody Tells You About Exhibiting

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Tuesday, November 7, 2023
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Stuff Nobody Tells You About Exhibiting
90 Minute Session

This is the stuff you WISH you knew about exhibiting. From trade show "newbie" to the exhibit "expert", these are the pro-tips you have been longing for. With literally hundreds of trade shows under his belt, in a variety of industries, from computers and agriculture, to construction and pharmaceuticals, Scott is sharing some of his own personal "secret" discoveries and solutions that help make your trade shows easier, more successful, and profitable. Learn:

•	Why you shouldn't spend that "extra" money on carpet padding

•	How to save money during the grand-opening exhibit hall cocktail

•	Give-aways that won't be throw-aways

•	Dirty little drayage secrets

•	Crowd gathering "action steps" that increase your lead counts immediately

•	How to motivate your sales staff to maximize your exhibit potential

•	PLUS, how to consistently pick the best booth-space location

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And more!

FACULTY:

Scott Tokar, professional speaker, magician and founder of Corporate-FX, Tradeshow Magic Group
Scott Tokar is a professional speaker, Guiness World Record holder, magician and the founder of "Corporate-FX", Tradeshow Magic group. Since 1992, his company has helped hundreds of companies explain the features and benefits of their products using magic as a live communications medium in theater-style and aisle-view presentations worldwide. In 2020 Scott Tokar also became a certified COVID-19 Safety and compliance officer for film and TV productions as well as for LIVE events.
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