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<strong>Trade</strong> <strong>Show</strong> <strong>Executive</strong><br />

Dashboard – JANUARY TRADE SHOW METRICS<br />

SPONSORED BY<br />

BY CAROL ANDREWS,<br />

editor-at-large<br />

TOP MGMTS*<br />

• Consumer<br />

Electronics Assn.<br />

• Florida RV<br />

<strong>Trade</strong> Assn.<br />

• Detroit Auto Dealers<br />

TOP CITIES*<br />

• Las Vegas<br />

• Tampa<br />

• Atlanta<br />

*Based on total nsf<br />

GROWTH LEADERS<br />

• AG CONNECT<br />

Expo & Summit<br />

• Intl. Prod. &<br />

Processing Expo<br />

• ASI <strong>Show</strong> Orlando<br />

TOP INDUSTRY<br />

SECTORS*<br />

• Consumer<br />

Electronics<br />

• Gift<br />

• RV<br />

BENCHMARKS:<br />

AVERAGE GROWTH<br />

• NSF: 2.1%<br />

• Exhibitors: 2.4%<br />

• Attendance: (1.6)%<br />

January 2013 <strong>Show</strong> Site Net SF of Exhibits Exhibitors Total Attendance Qualitative Data<br />

SHOW INFORMATION 2013/2012 2013/2012 VARIANCE 2013/2012 VARIANCE 2013/2012 VARIANCE 2013 VS. 2012<br />

AG CONNECT Kansas City 222,755 45.2% 390 42.3% 11,000 est. 88.5% Attendance nearly doubled and the<br />

Expo & Summit Atlanta 153,400 274 5,837 show set records for exhibit space,<br />

Association of ('11) ('11) ('11) ('11) number of exhibitors, education<br />

Equipment Manufacturers<br />

tickets and co-located industry<br />

www.aem.org<br />

events. More than 50 countries<br />

were represented. There was no<br />

American Farm Bureau Federation<br />

co-location in 2013. Although AG<br />

CONNECT and AFBF co-located<br />

in 2011, the data provided for 2011<br />

is for AG CONNECT only.<br />

AHR Expo Dallas 396,664 (7.5)% 1,954 (1.1)% 51,337 (16.0)% Although a comparison to last<br />

Intl. Exposition Company Chicago 428,764 1,976 61,151 year's midwest show refl ected lower<br />

www.ahrexpo.com<br />

metrics, the show set records in net<br />

square feet, exhibiting companies<br />

and attendees for AHR shows held<br />

in the Southwest. The previous<br />

Southwest records were set by the<br />

2007 AHR Expo in Dallas. There<br />

were more than 100 educational<br />

sessions, and more than $10,000<br />

was donated to Family Gateway,<br />

a Dallas-based organization that<br />

helps homeless families.<br />

American Bus Marketplace Charlotte 100,000 No change 200 No change 3,300 (1.5)% Attendees included 787 motorcoach<br />

American Bus Marketplace Grapevine, TX 100,000 200 3,350 and tour operators, and 299 of those<br />

www.buses.org/marketplace<br />

took appointments all week. More<br />

than 135,000 appointments were<br />

conducted. Attendees also included<br />

263 associate service and product<br />

suppliers, and 72 of these also<br />

exhibited at the marketplace.<br />

A Networking Floor showcased<br />

13 motorcoaches and 134 exhibitors.<br />

There were 287 sponsors.<br />

ASI <strong>Show</strong> Orlando Orlando 125,450 13.6% 809 2.8% 8,645 est. (5.2)% Distributor attendance represented<br />

The ASI <strong>Show</strong> Orlando 110,400 787 9,118 2,573 unique companies. Also, 94%<br />

www.asishow.com<br />

of attendees do not attend other major<br />

industry shows, and 52% have 10+<br />

years of experience. Steve Forbes<br />

gave the keynote address.<br />

ATA <strong>Trade</strong> <strong>Show</strong> Louisville, KY 189,324 4.7% 531 3.5% 8,253 4.0% This was the ATA's largest show to<br />

Archery <strong>Trade</strong> Association Columbus, OH 180,836 513 7,933 date and the culmination of a year's<br />

www.archerytrade.org<br />

worth of archery innovations and pop<br />

culture curiosity. Industry growth has<br />

been strong and archery's popularity<br />

has increased.<br />

28 March 2013 | <strong>Trade</strong> <strong>Show</strong> <strong>Executive</strong>

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