Work Hard, Then Play Harder at FABTECH
Theodore Roosevelt once said, “When you play, play hard; when you work, don’t play at all.”
That rings especially true in our industry, where work is no laughing matter and play is reserved for those times when we’ve accomplished what we set out to do.
Each year after the show we collect as much data as we can and put it in our post show report. At FABTECH 2015 in Chicago, we had record-breaking attendance and year after year, visitors tell us that the number one reason they come is to see and evaluate new products and technologies. Being able to compare equipment and processes against one another in a real-time situation is a huge part of the experience. Keeping up with the very latest technologies and trends in metal fabrication, forming, welding, and finishing is also important to our attendees.
What they want is to be connected. More than half of our attendees are representing small to medium companies, and looking to connect with knowledgeable people who can give them a competitive advantage in their markets. From job shops to to OEM’s, FABTECH is a world-class opportunity to celebrate and evolve metal manufacturing as an industry.
When you arrive at FABTECH 2016 in Las Vegas, you’ll have the opportunity to inspect products and ask questions. You’ll step up to watch water jets in action and push buttons on control panels. At the welding and cutting demonstrations, sparks will fly. After three days of first-hand evaluations and interactions, you’ll understand just how serious we are about connecting our exhibitors and attendees with the things they care about -and with each other.
Las Vegas isn’t just a paradise in the desert – it’s also the #1 trade show destination in the United States. In the last year alone, the city was home to 54 of the largest trade shows in the country. Come to Las Vegas in November to do business, sharpen your competitive edge at FABTECH, and stay after the show to enjoy world class accommodations and entertainment. Register for FABTECH 2016 today.
