SEMA Show exhibitors snag more space

Twelve percent of the nearly 1,400 companies that participated in the priority booth selection process for the 2009 Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Show secured more space than they originally intended.

The process took place in early June.

"Given the state of the economy, we are extremely pleased with the value our industry has placed on the show," says SEMA Vice President of Events and Communications Peter MacGillivray.

"Exhibitors have really responded to offers (from SEMA) such as the extended payment plan and guaranteed leads program. The idea is to make it possible for exhibitors to do more with less" at the show, which will be held this November in Las Vegas, Nev.

For more information about the 2009 SEMA Show, see www.semashow.com.

Related Topics: 2009 SEMA Show, Specialty Equipment Market Association, Trade shows

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