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EXHIBITOR 2010

EXHIBITOR 2010 in Las Vegas

In case you were wondering, we will be in Las Vegas at EXHIBITOR2010 from March 15-17. You can find us at booth #929, a 20′ x 30′ island. Just turn left once you enter the hall and look for the large pinwheel hanging sign with the distinctive (and always attractive) Classic logo.

We will have multiple workstations in the booth so you can explore our extensive product line. The sweet spot for Classic the past twelve months has been our affordable portable hybrid exhibits such as Perfect 10, Magellan, and Sacagawea. You’ll also see our new line of Segue Silicone Edge Graphic (SEG) aluminum extrusion profiles. No one has a larger assortment of SEG solutions than Classic, and no other exhibit builder has our expertise in shaping and bending metal. Not to brag, but we’re pretty darn good at it!

And, if you like the booth, it’s for rent. It’s one of the many island and inline displays in our extensive rental inventory.

For Classic and ClassicMODUL Distributors:

las-vegas-and-classicThe booth this year will include a semi-private conference room so if you would like to schedule a meeting with Kevin, Mel, Reid, or Jim Shelman during show hours, please let us know. Obviously, we are very happy to meet with you in the booth or before or after show hours. After all, we’re there for you . . . and the food and the drinks and the Vegas nightlight. But mostly for you.

You are also invited to our hospitality suite on Tuesday. The suite will open shortly after the show closes that day. Stop by the booth, and we’ll let you know the room number at Mandalay Bay. The suite is always an excellent opportunity to spend time with your industry friends and meet new people. And, it’s just about the only place in Vegas where you can get a free drink and not gamble.

We look forward to seeing you in about a month. And remember, the more you purchase from Classic and ClassicMODUL over the next 30 days, the larger the drink we’ll pour you. Don’t make us serve you wine in a thimble.

See you there!

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