2014 SGIA Expo is Industry's Most Anticipated Show
Sep 18, 2014
For Immediate Release September 18, 2014 Contact: Renee Simpson, SGIA 703.359.1310 renee@sgia.org Fairfax, Virginia — The 2014 SGIA Expo (Las Vegas, October 22–24) is fast approaching, and the September 30 deadline for your free pass is even closer. Registered attendance has already surpassed expectations, and the industry is gearing up to see the newest equipment, application technologies and techniques. “The Expo floor is a must-see,” said SGIA’s President and CEO Michael Robertson. “All sectors of the industry are represented, and attendees can expect tailored education and cutting-edge demonstrations. There's truly something for everyone.” Over the course of three jam-packed days, Expo attendees will experience:
  • Educational sessions (find your track!)
  • Five diverse Zones
  • More than 500 exhibitors
  • Unmatched networking opportunities at Reception Row
But hurry — there are less than two weeks to get your free SGIA pass to the Expo, the most anticipated trade show in the specialty imaging community. Starting October 1, Expo passes are $25 ($35 non-member). Register today!
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