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EXPO STAFF:Scott C. Temple,

convention [email protected]: 518-880-6360

Melena Henzel, manager

[email protected]: 518-880-6342

Welcome to LBM Expo ’17, where dealers and associate members

will COME TOGETHER to strengthen their businesses. Based on

enthusiastic feedback from last year’s attendees who enjoyed

hotel convenience, reasonable prices, and a warm welcome at

every turn, LBM Expo will return to Providence, R.I. It’s an easy

commute via highway, rail, or air.

Once again, the Expo show fl oor will be packed with hundreds of vendors offering

the latest products in the industry. What a terrifi c opportunity to learn what each exhibitor

offers while comparison shopping in your own backyard.

This year, we’ve selected three exceptional education events to address the issues

you’re facing now and down the road. Steve Cucchiaro, president and chief investment

offi cer of 3Edge Asset Management, is a highly respected expert in the investment

world. You won’t want to miss his take on the global capital markets. He’ll prepare you

for a number of potential investment environments. In addition, with recruitment a

top concern for our industry, a panel of experts known for their success in attracting,

engaging, and retaining retail talent will share their impressions and tips with you.

On the last day of the Expo, you won’t want to miss our new Futuristic Friday

breakfast event. Doug Stephens, the Retail Prophet, will tell you about the practically

unforeseeable changes coming to the retail world and how you can be ahead of them.

Hint: this is not only good for owners and managers, but is a great way to show your

staff the exciting future ahead!

On Thursday, the Northeastern Young Lumber Execs (NYLE) will celebrate its 30th

Anniversary at the NYLE Annual Meeting, where they will honor the 2017 CHIPs and

Redwood Award recipients and induct their incoming President Mike Duval. Following

NYLE’s meeting, attendees will enjoy refreshments and watch the presentation of the

Scott Robert Vasquezi Memorial Scholarship and Scholarship Fund 50/50 Drawing.

As always, LBM Expo will provide you with the chance to catch up with friends and

make new connections. What better way to do so than to participate in the extremely

popular “Discover Providence” tour where NRLA state and local associations host

attendees at various taverns while providing the opportunity to compete for prizes.

The fun will continue on Thursday night with attendees enjoying the world’s best

Beatles Tribute Band, “Britishmania,” as we also honor NRLA’s own stars, the 2016

Lumber People of the Year and Lifetime Achievement winners.

This is a lot to squeeze into two and a half days, but we know your time is precious.

I encourage you to take advantage of all LBM Expo has to offer, from the products and

services on the exhibit fl oor to the many opportunities for networking and professional

development. We look forward to seeing you in Providence!

NRLA President, Rita Ferris

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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 15

7:30 – 9:30 a.m. LBM Expo Business Connect*

8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Expo Registration Open, Pre-Function Area (3rd Floor)

9:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. Expo Open, 3rd Floor Rhode Island Convention Center

12 – 1:30 p.m. Educational Seminar: 2017 Market and Investment Outlook Presented by Stephen J. Cucchiaro, president & chief investment offi cer, 3EDGE Asset Management (Luncheon Session)

5:30 – 7 p.m. Discover Providence (Gather and Depart from 1st Floor)

THURSDAY, FEB. 16

7:30 – 9:30 a.m. LBM Expo Business Connect*

8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Expo Registration Open, Pre-Function Area (3rd Floor)

8 – 10 a.m. VRLDA Board of Directors Meeting


12 –1:30 p.m. Education Seminar: Recruitment Panel: Strategies to Attract, Develop, and Retain Superior Talent Presented by Kylie Fay, HireElements, David Johns, Initiative Consulting, Raymond Stitle, Monogram Foods, and Jeffrey Calabrese, Hater, Secrest, & Emery LLC (Luncheon Session)

2 – 3:30 p.m. LBMDF Board Meeting/Education Committee

2:30 – 4 p.m. Job Fair

4 – 5 p.m. NYLE Annual Meeting, Rotunda (5th Floor)

5:30 – 8 p.m. Bristishmania Event, Ballroom (5th Floor)

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* Pre-registration is required to attend this event.



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IDEA EXCHANGEIdea Exchange, located on the show fl oor, will highlight emerging products, services, technologies, and innovations in building material effectiveness, effi ciency, adapt-ability, and utility. Check the LBM Expo ’17 Show App and the LBM Expo ’17 Guide for a schedule of presentations.

FRIDAY, FEB. 17

Free Admission for NRLA Retail Members & Contractors invited by a Retail Member

8:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. Expo Registration Open, Pre-Function Area (2nd Floor)

8:30 – 10 a.m. Educational Seminar: What’s in-Store? The Future (of Retail) is Bright Presented by Douglas Stephens, Retail and Consumer Futurist; Founder of Retail Prophet (Breakfast Session)


10 a.m. Best Booth Awards Announced

10 a.m. – 12 p.m. MRLDA Board of Directors Meeting

1 p.m. LBM Expo ’17 Ends


THURSDAY, FEB. 16 • 5:30 – 8 p.m. Sponsored by

Free, Space Limited – Must Register for Ticket in AdvanceIncludes Lumber Persons of the Year and Exhibitor Diamond Award recognition

Britishmania is so much more than a Beatles Cover Band! With period correct authen-

tic costumes and gear, Britishmania Beatles Tribute will transport you to the 1960’s

to relive the music and times from the most infl uential band of all time. Britishmania

has the experience, professionalism and musicianship along with the on-stage ban-

ter to delight the LBM Expo audience!

The show features a spectacular multimedia video from the early 1960’s and

includes four costume eras! It begins with The Beatles’ rise at the beginning of Beat-

lemania in America for The Ed Sullivan Show era. It features songs like “I Wanna Hold

Your Hand,” and “A Hard Day’s Night.” The show next takes you to Shea Stadium for

songs “Help!,” “Drive my Car,” and “Day Tripper.”

During an intermission, you’ll have a chance to mingle, sample the superb food

offerings and enjoy a signature beverage.

The second half of the show begins with the Sgt. Pepper/Magical Mystery Tour

era in 1967, featuring the songs “With a Little Help,” and “A Day in the Life.” Then, the

Abbey Road/Let it Be/White Album era, with the songs “Come Together,” “Something,”

and “Hey Jude” closes out the show.

Make sure you don’t miss your chance to relive the excitement of Britishmania.

This event will sell out fast, reserve your tickets now!


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EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMWEDNESDAY, FEB. 15 • 12 – 1:30 p.m. 2017 Market and Investment Outlook Luncheon Session $35 (Limit: 60 people)

Presented by Stephen J. Cucchiaro, president & chief investment offi cer, 3EDGE Asset Management

Investing over the past decade has been challenging with the

global capital markets experiencing tremendous volatility. With

constant uncertainty, it can be diffi cult for investors to navigate a

landscape that is always evolving. Please join Mr. Cucchiaro for a discussion about global

investment themes in 2017 and beyond. He will discuss both the potential opportunities

and risks that exist across the global capital markets and how investors can help prepare

for a number of investment environments.

Cucchiaro is known for his use of proprietary investment research methods including

the application of concepts from engineering, system dynamics, and complexity economics

in order to analyze the cause and effect relationships that drive the global capital markets.

He has appeared on Bloomberg TV and Radio, CNBC, and the Nightly Business Re-

port, and has been quoted in The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, The Financial Times, Forbes

and Businessweek.

Cucchiaro has a Bachelor’s of Science in Mathematics from M.I.T. and an MBA in

Finance from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. During the late

1970s, Stephen was a member of the U.S. Olympic Team in yacht racing and became

national champion of his class in 1978 and Gold Medalist in the 1979 Pan American

Olympic Games.

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THURSDAY, FEB. 16 • 12 – 1:30 p.m. Recruiting for Today and Tomorrow: Recruitment Panel Luncheon Session $35 (Limit: 60 people)

Presented by Kylie Fay, HireElements, David Johns, Initiative Consulting, LLC, Raymond Stitle, Monogram Foods, and Jeffrey J. Calabrese, Harter Secrest & Emery LLP, Attorneys and Counselors

Recruitment is a critical challenge for many industries these days, and the Lumber and

Building Material industry is no exception. Our recruitment panel will discuss topics

which are at the forefront of our members’ minds such as; who are millennials, what are

they looking for in a career, how to attract them to our industry, how to recruit the “right”

employees to our industry, and how to engage and retain talent.

RECRUITMENT PANEL PRESENTERSJeffrey J. Calabrese, Partner, Harter Secrest & Emery LLP, Attorneys and CounselorsJeffrey is a seasoned trial attorney who has led injunction applications,

hearings, trials, appeals, and arbitrations in state and federal courts, ad-

ministrative bodies, and arbitration forums throughout New York and

many other jurisdictions around the country. As a labor and employment litigator and coun-

selor, he regularly advises management on labor and employment compliance, negotiates

and litigates restrictive covenants, defends discrimination and other employment-related

claims, and leads management in negotiations over collective bargaining agreements.

Kylie Fay, HireElements

Kylie is an Employees Resources Associate with HireElements, the

recruitment network for A.W. Hastings & Co. As a strategic part-

ner, HireElements aligns people and opportunities, leveraging a

thorough understanding of its clients’ corporate environment to

provide the best human resources services for its culture.

David Johns, Initiative Consulting LLC

David brings more than 50 years experience in the retail industry

and is a widely recognized expert in the identifi cation of talent and

team member selection. As a seasoned executive professional with

a background with such retailers as Sears, Dollar General, Cash

America, and Value Pawn, Johns has extensive experience and success in human re-

source management, employee selection, and psychological testing.

Raymond Stitle, Chief People Offi cer, Monogram Foods

Ray’s responsibilities include all aspects of human capital for the com-

pany’s more than 2,500 team members. This includes implementation

strategies to attract, develop, and retain superior talent. Ray has held

leadership positions in human resource management with Tate & Lyle,

PepsiAmericas, PepsiCo, and Servicemaster. He holds a Bachelor of Industrial Administration

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FRIDAY, FEB. 17 • 8:30 –10 a.m. What’s In-Store? The Future (of Retail) is Bright Continental breakfast provided. (Limit: 60 people)

Presented by Douglas Stephens, Retail and Consumer Futurist; Founder of Retail Prophet

What are the latest retail trends? How do these trends specifi cally

impact the LBM Industry? How are demographic and technological

shifts affecting your customer base? The rules of retail are changing

so what can you and your company do to stay ahead of the curve? Douglas Stephens

is an expert on retail business strategy, and brings a wealth of experience and in-depth

knowledge to help your company excel in the ultra-competitive realm of retail world.

Stephens is constantly collecting data and case studies—in a variety of fi elds—to give

you strategies that are broad in scope, yet focused in purpose.

Stephens is one of the world’s foremost retail industry futurists. His intellectual work

and thinking have infl uenced many of the world’s best-known retailers, agencies, and

brands including Walmart, Google, Home Depot, Disney, BMW, Citibank, and Intel. Doug-

las is also listed as one of retail’s top global infl uencers by Vend.com.

Stephens is the author of the groundbreaking book, The Retail Revival: Re-Imag-

ining Business for the New Age of Consumerism, and the nationally syndicated retail

columnist for CBC Radio. He also co-hosts the popular web series, The Future In Store and

sits on the advisory boards of the Dx3 Digital Conference and the David Sobey Centre for

Innovation in Retail & Services at St. Mary’s University.

Stephens unique perspectives on retailing, business, and consumer behavior have

been featured in many of the world’s leading publications and media outlets including

The New York Times, The BBC, Bloomberg Business News, TechCrunch, The Financial Times,

The Wall Street Journal, and Fast Company.



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NETWORKINGWEDNESDAY, FEB. 15 & THURSDAY, FEB. 16LBM Expo Business Connect * Pre-registration is required to attend this event.

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Breakfast Buffet: 7:30 a.m.Meetings: 8 – 9:30 a.m.How productive could you be if you were able to meet with exhibitors before the show fl oor opened? Allowing you to hit the fl oor running with a list of qualifi ed exhibit booths you need to visit.

We Bring the Exhibitors to YouLBM Expo Business Connect is an innovative appointment style trade show designed to bring retail attendees together with exhibitors before the show fl oor opens. There is no cost for you to participate. In fact, you’ll receive a $100 American Express Gift Card just for participating. Exhibitors will meet with you to discuss your needs and spark your interest, maximizing your valuable time and resources.

Meet Only With the Exhibitors That Meet Your NeedsAt LBM Expo Business Connect you select the type of products and services that meet your needs. In our unique reverse tradeshow format, you’ll be seated and the Exhibitors will come to you in productive, brief one-on-one pre-scheduled appointments. Just enough time to help you determine if you’ll visit their booth for more information.

Badge ReimbursementIf you are registered to participate in LBM Expo Business Connect, you are also qualifi ed to receive a LBM Expo ’17 badge at no charge.

Visit lbmexpo.com for complete information and participation details.



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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 15 • 5:30 – 7 p.m.Discover ProvidenceLBM Expo is excited to be again taking a tour to “Discover Providence.” Convention

attendees will start to gather at 5 p.m. and, after splitting into groups, be transported

to various bars and pubs, where fun and refreshments await. Throughout the excursion

participants will have the chance to collect clues for an awesome prize. Please note that

we will be discovering new venues and neighborhoods.

THURSDAY, FEB. 16 • 4 – 5 p.m.NYLE Annual MeetingCome to the Annual Meeting, and join us for our 30th anniversary celebration. Meet the

new offi cers of the Northeastern Young Lumber Execs (NYLE), review the past year, and

plan for the future. The CHIPs Award will be presented to an individual who has been

instrumental in promoting the professional and/or personal development of young people

involved in the lumber and building material industry. NYLE will also present the distin-

guished Redwood Award, and NYLE’s Scott Robert Vasquezi Memorial Scholarship.

You can visit NYLE at the NRLA booth #1321.



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HOTEL RESERVATION INFORMATIONHotel rooms for LBM Expo ’17 are available at four (4) hotels: the Omni Providence

Hotel, the Hilton Providence, Providence Biltmore and the Courtyard Providence. All

room reservations require a non-refundable deposit for one (1) night room and tax.

There is a website available to assist you with your housing arrangements:

goprovidence.com/lbme/hotel-info/

DETAILED INFORMATION ABOUT EACH OF THE HOTELS:1. Omni Providence Hotel – Room Rate $160 per night

1 West Exchange St., Providence, R.I. 02903 Phone: 401-598-8000For reservations of 10 or more please contact Central Reservations: 800-525-9300.

2. Courtyard by Marriott Providence Downtown – Room Rate $154 per night32 Exchange Terr., Providence, R.I. 02903 Phone: 401-272-1191System allows up to 9 reservations per transaction.

3. Providence Biltmore, Curio Collection by Hilton – Room Rate $169 per night11 Dorrance St., Providence, R.I. 02903 Phone: 401-421-0700 Fax: 401-455-3040For reservations of 10 or more contact Jackie Ramos, Group Coordinator: [email protected].

4. Hilton Providence – Room Rate $169 per night21 Atwells Ave., Providence, R.I. 02903 Phone: 401-831-3900 Fax: 401-751-0007For reservations of 10 or more contact Sean Burns, Group Coordinator: [email protected].

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How Do I Register? Where Do I Stay? How Do I Get There?There are three ways to register by Jan. 14, 2017:• Register online at lbmexpo.com;• Complete one registration form per company location and fax to 301-694-5124; or• Mail registration forms (one per company location) with a check or credit card number

to: LBM Expo, c/o Experient, Inc., NRL171, and P.O. Box 4088, Frederick, MD 21705-4008

Admission PolicyLBM Expo is a convention and exposition designed specifi cally for the retail segment of the lumber and building material (LBM) industry. LBM professionals, educators, students, architects, and members of affi liated organizations are invited to attend.

Registration Quantity Discounts & DeadlinesPurchased badges are good for the entirety of LBM Expo ’17—Feb 15-17. All NRLA members are entitled to a quantity discount for badges purchased for their employees, builder customers, architects, or code offi cials. If registration is received ON OR BEFORE Feb. 1, your fi rst 10 badges will be at a cost of $35 each. Badge pricing for the 11th badge or more will be at a cost of $15 each. All Retail Members may attend LBM Expo ’17 on Friday, Feb. 17 at no charge. Starting Feb. 2, on-site prices apply.

Cancellation And Substitution PolicyAll cancellations must be received in writing at: Northeastern Retail Lumber Association (NRLA), Attn: Melena Henzel, 585 N. Greenbush Rd., Rensselaer, NY 12144. Cancellations postmarked ON OR BEFORE Jan. 25 will receive a full refund, (and accordingly may result in monies owed on special quantity discount pricing). For any cancellations arising after the Jan. 25 date, it is permissible to send an alternate attendee. That person can change the name on the badge at on-site registration. Telephone cancellations will not be accepted.

LBM Expo ’17 Hotel Deposit and Cancellation Policy: 1. Each room reservation for LBM Expo requires a non-refundable deposit for one night room and tax. 2. Deposit(s) must be paid by credit card. 3. Credit card deposits will be charged within fi ve business days of submitting a housing request. 4. All deposits will appear on the hotel room account upon check in. 5. Credit card deposit charges cannot be changed to a different credit card after the initial charge has been processed. 6. Reservations will not be confi rmed without a valid credit card. 7. A confi rmation letter will be sent once your reservation is booked. Please note that regardless of the cancellation policy outlined in the corporate confi rmation letter deposits are non-refundable. 8. Failure to check in on the scheduled date of arrival will result in the loss of the deposit and the cancellation of the room for the remainder of the stay. 9. Cancellations can be made directly with the appropriate hotel.10. All reservations must be received on or before Tuesday, Jan. 14.



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Driving DirectionsGetting to the Rhode Island Convention Center:From the North:Take 95S to Exit 22ABC. Merge onto 22A (Memorial Blvd.) toward Downtown. At the second light turn right onto Cookson Place. Take your next right onto West Exchange Street. Stay straight and the Rhode Island Convention Center (RICC) will be directly in front of you.

From the South:Take 95N to exit 22ABC. Merge onto 22A (Memorial Blvd.) toward Downtown. Turn right onto Francis Street. At the light take a right onto West Exchange Street. The Rhode Island Convention Center (RICC) will be directly in front of you.

ParkingLooking for secure, convenient and cost-effi cient parking in the City of Providence? The Rhode Island Convention Center (RICC) offers a parking facility that is easily acces-sible from all major highways and is connected to RICC, the Dunkin’ Donuts Center, the Omni Hotel and the Providence Place Mall. We boast a state-of the-art security system and a professionally trained staff, which translates into the most secure place to park in the City of Providence.• Easy in/out parking • 2,400 parking spaces • 24/7 camera monitoring • 24/7 on-site roving security personnel • 33 handicapped parking spaces • 22 emergency call boxes • Superior lighting • Color coded locations

Parking RatesDaily Event Rate: $15Flat daily rate when the RICC has events in progress. Enter our facility at or after 7 a.m. and exit by midnight. Otherwise, hourly rates apply.

Overnight Rate: $20We are a 24/7 facility. Our Overnight Rate increments to a maximum of $20 per each 24-hour period.

THURSDAY, FEB. 16Simplify Your Participation in LBM Expo ’17 and Take the Bus!

Where: Departs from NRLA Offi ce in Rensselaer, N.Y.What’s Included:

• Round-trip transportation to the Rhode Island Convention Center for LBM Expo ’17.

• Attendee Badge.

• Ticket to Britishmania Event. Cost: $45 per person; Space is limited. Call: 800-292-6752, or email [email protected] to reserve you seat!



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A&B Wood DesignAcadia InsuranceAlexandria Moulding All-Time Manufacturing Co. Inc.American LumberAndersen Windows & DoorsAraucoArbec Forest Products Inc.Atlantis Rail SystemBB&S Treated Lumber & DistributionBIK Hydraulics Ltd.BlueLinxBlueTarp FinancialBoise CascadeBoston Cedar Bridgewater Wholesalers Inc.Britton Lumber Company, Inc.BROSCOBW Creative Railing SystemsCadsoft CorporationCamo/Stinger/National NailCapital Forest Products, Inc.CertainTeed CorporationCleary MillworkCoastal Forest ProductsCollis Crane WorksColumn & Post, Inc.COMBILIFT USACPG Building Products: AZEK / TimberTechCrown HeritageDean Column Co., Inc.Digger SpecialtiesDMSi SoftwareDoormericaDow Building SolutionsDuchesne Building ProductsEastern Insurance Group, LLCEcoPoxyEmery-Waterhouse Co. The Empire Company, LLCEpicor Software FairwayFastenMasterFitts Stair ComponentsFlagship Forest ProductsFleetmaticsFontrick Door Inc.GAFGeorgia-Pacifi c Wood Products

Goodfellow Distribution Inc.GRK FastenersGuardian Building ProductsHB&G Building Products, Inc.HIAB USA, Inc.Holbrook Lumber Co.Holden Humphrey Co.Holt + Bugbee Co.Hood DistributionHuber Engineered WoodsHuttig Building Products Ideal Concrete Block Co.Ideal Stair PartsIKO ManufacturingIntex Millwork SolutionsJELD-WEN Windows & DoorsKasson & Keller, Inc.Keene Building ProductsKeiver-Willard Lumber Corp.Kohltech Windows and Entrance SystemsKoppers Performance ChemicalsKrauter Auto-StakKVAL, Inc.KWIKSETL.J. Smith, Inc.Lamb & Ritchie Co.LBM AdvantageLeonard Lumber CompanyLincoln Windows & Patio DoorsMadison WoodMajure DataMariotti Building ProductsMarvin Windows and DoorsMasonite InternationalMetrieMid-State Lumber Corp.Neuma DoorsNordic Engineered WoodNortheast Treaters, Inc.Northeast Wholesale NailNortheastern Lumber Manufacturers AssociationNortheastern Retail Lumber AssociationNortheastern Young Lumber ExecutivesNorthland Industrial Truck Company, Inc.Novik–Shakes, Stone and Accents

Nutmeg Forest Products Inc.ParksitePennsylvania & Indiana Lumbermens Mutual Insurance Co.Ponderosa SoftwarePortland Stone Ware Co.PPG Machine Applied CoatingsPrimeSource Building Products / Grip-RiteQuikrete / PavestoneRed Horse USA, Inc.Reeb MillworkRex Lumber CompanyRogue Valley DoorRoseburgRoxul, Inc.Royal Building ProductsRussin Lumber Corp.Sakrete of North America (Anchor North)Sales Professionals Inc.SBC CedarSeven D WholesaleSherwood Lumber Corp.Simpson Door CompanySimpson Strong-Tie Co.Spruce Computer Systems (an ECi Software Solutions company)Starborn IndustriesSunbelt / CT Darnell ConstructionThe Tapco GroupThermaTru DoorsTimber Trading GroupTrus Joist WeyerhaeuserUpstate Door Inc.USGV&H Inc.VELUX America Inc.Warren Trask CompanyWasco Products, Inc.Waska Cedar ShinglesWatkins Sawmills, Ltd.Wholesale Doors, Inc.WindsorONEWolfWoodgrain Doors and MillworkWorkSafeWorkSmart.com

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bikboomtrucks.com | Booth 1309Wall of Fame, Entrance Unit

bluetarp.com | Booth 1314Badge & Registration Pickup

LanyardsFloor Graphics

brosco.com | Booths 201 & 301Aisle Signs

midstatelumber.com | Booth 717Entrance Floor Carpet Logos

Registration Confi rmation

1019Bus Sponsor

Education Seminar – What’s In-Store? The Future (of Retail) is Bright

weyerhaeuser.com | Booth 613Exhibit Hall Column Wraps

huttig.com | Booth 401, 507, 509 & 608Come Together Event, Britishmania

(as of 9/19/2016)

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WHAT ARE ATTENDEES SAYING ABOUT THE RHODE ISLAND CONVENTION CENTER AND PROVIDENCE, R.I.?

“The layout was nice this year, and simple to navigate.”

“Glad it was in Providence, nicer venue.”

“Easier to get to than Boston. Big improvement.”

“Great town, very walkable.”

“Easier to park and less expensive than Boston.”

“Didn’t think I’d like Providence, but I did! Will go again.”

“It’s a nice little city. Parking is easier.”

“From Maine, it’s less than ½ hour difference than to Boston.”

PROVIDENCE IS……a great city for shopping. From boutiques to department stores, Providence offers ample shopping. Providence Place offers visitors a mall with more than 170 shopping, dining and entertainment options. Funky urban chic can be found at one of the many boutiques on Thayer and Wickenden streets, both on the city’s tony East Side. From the hip downtown neighborhood, to elegant Wayland Square and eclectic Federal Hill, there is lots to see and buy.

…a food-lovers’ paradise. Providence’s Federal Hill neighborhood has been hailed as “One of the Five Best Little Italy’s in the U.S.” by celebrity Chef Mario Batali. And while the city’s rich Italian infl uence clearly still thrives there, Federal Hill’s restaurant scene also offers a diverse selection of cuisines including Indian, Asian and Mexican.

…celebrated as an arts mecca. The renowned Rhode Island School of Design has had a tremendous infl uence on the city’s arts community, with plenty of galleries, theaters, art installations and other cultural attractions within walking distance of area hotels.

…closer than you think.

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