ACCA offers bonus to conference attendees
Companies that register early for the ACCA’s
2010 convention will receive a free DVD of all 75 scheduled seminars.
Companies that register early for the ACCA’s 2010 convention will receive a DVD of all 75 scheduled seminars - free.
The March 7-9, 2010, show in Tampa, Fla., is to have 75 “learning labs,” where top contractors and business experts will give Air Conditioning Contractors of America members their advice for success in the future. The programs will be recorded and sold to attendees for $295.
But those who register by Dec. 1 will receive the DVD at no charge, association officials announced.
“Given the economic challenges, this year more than ever before, we want to make sure that the powerful ideas and best practices that participants pick up at the ACCA conference and expo are not lost on the plane ride home," said Paul Stalknecht, the ACCA’s president and CEO. “As soon as production of the DVDs is complete, we will mail them to attendees who either registered early to earn it for free or purchased a copy on site. This will allow them to refresh their learning experiences, as well as share valuable information with other employees and leaders in their companies.”
The convention will also include the Indoor Air Expo, co-sponsored by the Indoor Air Quality Association. More than 3,000 are expected to attend the expo.
Visit the ACCA's conference Web site or call (703) 824-8856 for information.
Companies that register early for the ACCA’s 2010 convention will receive a DVD of all 75 scheduled seminars - free.
The March 7-9, 2010, show in Tampa, Fla., is to have 75 “learning labs,” where top contractors and business experts will give Air Conditioning Contractors of America members their advice for success in the future. The programs will be recorded and sold to attendees for $295.
But those who register by Dec. 1 will receive the DVD at no charge, association officials announced.
“Given the economic challenges, this year more than ever before, we want to make sure that the powerful ideas and best practices that participants pick up at the ACCA conference and expo are not lost on the plane ride home," said Paul Stalknecht, the ACCA’s president and CEO. “As soon as production of the DVDs is complete, we will mail them to attendees who either registered early to earn it for free or purchased a copy on site. This will allow them to refresh their learning experiences, as well as share valuable information with other employees and leaders in their companies.”
The convention will also include the Indoor Air Expo, co-sponsored by the Indoor Air Quality Association. More than 3,000 are expected to attend the expo.
Visit the ACCA's conference Web site or call (703) 824-8856 for information.
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