April 2, 2013 – Based on previous years and on comments from attendees and exhibitors, CSC Toronto Chapter’s No Frills Trade Show held March 4, was a success. With over 200 exhibitors, and modified floor layout, the show aisles were packed with attendees and the show resembled the trade shows of the past. The luncheon was well attended, with the topic being transit infrastructure. Ideas are already pouring in for topics for next year's luncheon, sparked from the last few years topics which have conveyed Toronto and the construction industry.
April 2, 2013 – Based on previous years and on comments from attendees and
exhibitors, the CSC Toronto Chapter’s No Frills Trade Show held March 4, was a success. With over 200 exhibitors, and modified floor layout, the show aisles were packed with attendees and the show resembled the trade shows of the past. The luncheon was well attended, with the topic being transit infrastructure. Ideas are already pouring in for topics for next year's luncheon, sparked from the last few years topics which have conveyed Toronto and the construction industry.
The student seminar was another success, and the Trade Show
Committee thanked Juste Fanou, and Stephanie Fargas, who
are both currently Toronto Chapter Media Committee Officers, for their dedication
in creating a presentation which can be used for future student presentations for the Toronto Chapter.
The lecture series were well attended, leaving the attendees
wanting more, and the demonstration area, showcasing some of Tremco's
innovative product lines was the perfect continuation of the show floor
containing our construction industries leading products and manufacturers.
There are lots of volunteers who dedicate their time to help
at the registration desk and other innumerable tasks that are required to make
the No Frills Trade Show the success it is. Without their support, the show
would not be the longest running construction trade show in the GTA.
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