IES and BCEA Lighting Seminar and Tradeshow

September 29, 2023

When: Nov. 28, 2023, 7:30am-3pm
Where: Sandman Hotel, Vancouver
Cost: $50/members, $75 non-members +GST
Afternoon Only Cost:  $0.00 (stop by and visit the displays between Noon – 2 pm)
Table exhibitors: $750/table +GST

​Illuminate your knowledge and experience the future of lighting controls at BCEA’s joint tabletop tradeshow with IES on the topic of Lighting Controls!

This collaborative event brings together industry leaders, innovators, and enthusiasts for a day of educational seminars, discussions, and product showcases focused on lighting controls. This event will begin with two seminars from experienced speakers and end with some time to explore exhibitor tables and network with other attendees. Breakfast and lunch will be provided as part of your ticket cost.

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