Showcase Your Sustainable Solutions in CABA Pavilion at Greenbuild Expo 2015

Greenbuild Expo

The Continental Automated Buildings Association (CABA) has joined together with Greenbuild Expo 2015 to create a CABA Pavilion at the November 18-19 event in Washington. Greenbuild Expo has set aside 1000 sq feet for CABA members ready to showcase their sustainable solutions and products. The CABA Pavilion will be located next to the Emerge Alliance Net Zero Energy Zone. Deadline for signing up: October 1.

Benefits of having a booth in the CABA Pavilion include:

• easy to find for any show attendees looking for smart building technologies
• CABA Pavillion promotion in Greenbuild email marketing, press release, social media, show site Expo Guide and event website
• one full conference registration
• 3 booth staff (exhibit hall only) badges
• 150 complimentary exhibit hall passes for customers
• One 6′ draped table and two side chairs, 3′ high side drape between exhibits, 8′ high back drape.
• complimentary company listing in the Expo Guide and on www.greenbuildexpo.com.
• participation in the Education Program in the Expo Hall.

For more information on this great opportunity, Greenbuild Expo or to join the CABA Pavilion, contact George Grimes, CABA Marketing & Business Development, 613.604.4489, grimes@caba.org.

 

 

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