Jan
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While January is isn’t filled with lots of trade shows, there are several benchmark ones across the country. Whether or not they have anything to do with your line of business, it’s worth paying attention because they often set the tone for attendance at other shows throughout the year.
So here’s your “must-watch” list for January:
PPAI Expo
Jan. 4-6 in Las Vegas (est. 20,000 attendees)
http://expo.ppai.org/
PPAI Expo on Facebook
Follow PPAI Expo on Twitter
North American International Auto Show
Jan. 9-22 in Detroit (est. 735,000 attendees)
www.naias.com/
NAIAS on Facebook
Follow NAIAS on Twitter
CES (Consumer Electronics Show)
January 10-13 in Las Vegas (est. 149,000 attendees)
www.cesweb.org
CES on Facebook
Follow CES on Twitter
Macworld | iWorld
Jan. 26-28 in San Francisco (est. 25,000 attendees)
www.macworldiworld.com/
Macworld on Facebook
Follow Macworld on Twitter
And speaking of watching, keep an eye out for us to post updates once these shows share some of their early results.
About Marlys Arnold
With experiences as both an exhibitor and a show organizer, Marlys Arnold has a unique perspective on trade show exhibiting. She travels the country consulting and training both exhibitors and show managers. She's the author of Build a Better Trade Show Image, host of the Trade Show Insights blog-cast and creator of the ExhibitorEd Success System, the Exhibitor Education Manifesto, and the Exhibit Marketers Café. To request an “Extra Shot of Exhibit Success” go to www.ExhibitMarketersCafe.com.
