The Midwest Water Industry Expo is the first bigger (defined as multi-day) show for us each year. I always think of it as the beginning of "show season", which apparently in my mind lasts all the way through the end of October. That's quite a season. The fun thing about all the shows is that they all have their own flavor. The Midwest Water Industry Expo is no exception.
This year, I did the show all by myself. Or, I should say, I was the only one from B&M there. I could never be lonely with the great customers, potential (you know you want to!) customers, and vendor friends we have there. It's really enjoyable to come to the show and see a lot of familiar faces from past years (here we are in 2011 and 2012).
The best thing about the Midwest Water Industry Expo is that it has a lot of potential for growth. If you're looking for a show to go to that's not really crowded, has a lot of great classes, and plenty of time to talk to everyone, you should really check this show out. There's some changes brewing that I think will really prove to enhance the Expo in the many years to come, and we look forward to being there.
This year, I did the show all by myself. Or, I should say, I was the only one from B&M there. I could never be lonely with the great customers, potential (you know you want to!) customers, and vendor friends we have there. It's really enjoyable to come to the show and see a lot of familiar faces from past years (here we are in 2011 and 2012).
The best thing about the Midwest Water Industry Expo is that it has a lot of potential for growth. If you're looking for a show to go to that's not really crowded, has a lot of great classes, and plenty of time to talk to everyone, you should really check this show out. There's some changes brewing that I think will really prove to enhance the Expo in the many years to come, and we look forward to being there.
