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Conference Circuit: Self Storage Association
The Self Storage Association’s 2017 Fall Conference & Trade Show begins in Las Vegas next week. Around 2,000 attendees are expected.
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More than 2,000 operators, managers, vendors, and other professionals from every corner of the self-storage industry are heading to Vegas next week to learn about the latest developments and network with one another.
Organization: Self Storage Association
Conference: 2017 Fall Conference & Trade Show
Venue:Â Caesars Palace
City: Las Vegas
Following Tuesday afternoon’s Self Storage Economic Summit and various evening networking receptions, SSA’s Fall Conference (opens in a new tab) kicks off on Wednesday morning with an opening panel session called “The Demand for Self Storage.” A group of industry and data experts will take a deep dive into the SSA’s newly released 2017 Self Storage Demand Study. Also worth noting:
Table hopping. During Wednesday afternoon’s Educational Roundtable Discussions, attendees can choose from 30 tables, each covering a different topic. Organizers will ring a bell at 20-minute intervals, signaling it’s time for participants to switch tables. Attendees will visit three table discussions during this session.
Power hour. The Self Storage Legal Network’s Legal Power Hour is a Q&A session for owners and managers addressing the latest legal and regulatory developments affecting the industry. Two of the nation’s leading self-storage legal experts will take audience questions for as long as time permits.
Members only. The conference provides a special lounge for SSA Direct Members. The space features comfortable chairs and a relaxing atmosphere, and these members can sip a complimentary beverage before visiting the tradeshow or their next session.
Head to Facebook (opens in a new tab) and Twitter (opens in a new tab) (#SSAVegas17 (opens in a new tab)) for other details.
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