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Join Us in Dallas for EARTHx
Be part of EARTHx, the nation’s largest earth day environmental expo, conference and film festival, taking place April 20-22 in Dallas. The weekend event brings together 120,000+ people, including leading national companies, elected officials, media and not for profits involved in environmental issues. The Colorado Business Roundtable and Denver’s Office of Sustainability, along with other key Colorado institutions and businesses, are supporting EARTHx.
A Colorado Pavilion, featuring state agencies, municipalities, private companies, not for profit organizations, universities and research institutions is being organized by Richard Eidlin, a long-time sustainable business advocate, living in Denver.
EARTHx presents Colorado companies a unique opportunity to attract new customers, tell their sustainability story and meet with like-minded companies during a variety of B to B networking conferences, dinners and seminars. EARTHx will feature companies in the clean energy, advanced manufacturing, eco-tourism, water conservation, medical technology, healthy food, aerospace, biosciences, transportation, efficient buildings, and natural gas industries,
The EARTHx Colorado Pavilion is located inside the Centennial Building, one of the marque structures on the historic Fair Park grounds. Individual booths come equipped with wifi, tables, chairs, draping and electricity. 20 to 40 Colorado exhibitors are expected. The cost of a 10’ x 10’ booth ranges from $900 to $3,000, depending on the type and size of organization or company.
Benefits of participating include:
*Promote your product or service to leading private business leaders from Texas and around the nation
*Participate in B to B networking, conferences and sales opportunities
*Promote Colorado tourism opportunities
*Be part of targeted, invite only symposiums and programs geared to build relationships and create partnerships.
Richard Eidlin (303-478-0131) is happy to provide you with further information.