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EXHIBITOR PROSPECTUS

Connect with the most influential ergonomics, health and safety professionals in the nation

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The AEC audienceThe most influential ergonomic, health and safety practitioners

Why you should exhibit at this conference: Attendees will be looking for you

F 83% of attendees view the exhibits as an important part of a successful conference

F 81% of attendees are actively involved in their company’s purchases

F 30% of attendees are purchasing decision makers

Attendees at the 2008 conference represented 14 countries and the vast majority of the United States.

AEC key features F High-quality educational sessions presented by practitioners attract serious prospects

F Lunch, breaks and a networking reception in the exhibit hall provide ample face time with prospects

F High-profile Ergo Cup® competition draws press, attendees and world-class corporate competitors to the exhibit hall

F Dedicated exhibit time ensures that attendees have time to learn about your offerings

“The exhibits and challenge booths were a highlight of the conference.” 2008 attendee

Unparalleled opportunities await you

Reserve space now to be included in these unique promotions

“Despite trying to get to them all, I still missed some I wished I could have hit!”

Benefits of exhibiting:

F Showcase and demonstrate to industry leaders and decision makers

F Reach new prospects

F Close sales

F Interact with an audience that has ergonomics budgets

F Strengthen your relationship with existing customers

F Fine-tune your market strategy - learn more about the future of applied ergonomics

F Increase your visibility

F Be associated with a vibrant and exciting conference

AEC promotion program for exhibitors:

F E-mail blast on exhibitors sent to prospects

F Info about you and conference forwarded by participating organizations

F Logo and link on the conference Web site

F Description and full contact information in the on-site program

F Signage at the conference

Prospective attendees are sent an e-mail vendor list so they can share it with colleagues who may be sourcing vendors but not attending the conference.

Applied Ergonomic Conference and Expo Exhibitor Prospectus 2009 3

Transportation 2%

Other 5%

Manufacturing 32%

Aerospace14%

Education11%

Consultant9%

Health Care9%

Services9%

Government6%

Institutions 3%

Educator 4%

Engineering 7%

C-Level(president, VP, director)

8%

Safety/Health professional

18%

Ergonomist/Ergoprofessional

29%

Manufacturing professional

32%

Consultant 2%

In 2009, the Department of Defense

Ergonomics Work Group is taking an

active part in spearheading an edu-

cational track. This will bring more

government sector attendees in the

areas of human factors and safety.

Industry sectors for attendees

Top listed titles of attendees

DOD — integral role in ‘09 conference


Rehab and health care solutions 16%Storage systems 31%

Lab and clean room solutions 33%Back supports 34%

Software 38%Safety and wellness service software 39%

Maintenance tools and supplies 42%

Ergonomic consulting services 45%

Eyestrain prevention, glare and vision products 49%

Measuring and analysis device 52%Power tools 52%

Lighting 55%

Headsets 55%

Training and education 61%Furniture 63%

Gloves 64%

Workstations 70%

Keyboards and keyboard supports 71%

Anti-fatigue matting 74%Carts 74%

Computer accessories 74%

Lift tables 76%

Hand tools 77%

Chairs 80%

Material handling equipment 83%

“I especially liked the samples and demonstrations. This is the first conference (out of three) that I’m purchasing items.”

“The exhibits were great and had more than the run-of-the-mill ergo things.”

“The exhibits were truly diverse this year and I still had plenty of time to visit and understand the exhibits’ value.

Attendees recommend or have purchasing authority for the items charted below


ERGO CUP® COMPETITIONWhy attendees flock to this conference: It is the only ergonomics conference featuring the prestigious Ergo Cup competition.

Every year, the prestigious Ergo Cup competition draws together professionals who want to connect with the world’s pio-neering ergonomic innovators.

Internationally recognized competitors such as Ford Motor Co., Johnson & Johnson, Honda, PP&G, Northup Grumman, General Electric, The Boeing Co. and others have competed for top honors by demonstrating proven ergonomic interven-tions that have saved their companies time, money and injuries.

Staged in the exhibit hall to facilitate traffic flow, the Ergo Cup competition is a highlight of the Applied Ergonomics Con-ference that gets attendees talking and keeps them coming back.

And the competitors themselves are some of your best prospects!

Entry details can be viewed at the Applied Ergonomics community Web site, www.appliedergo.org/ErgoCup

Ergo Cups, were awarded in the categories listed below. Winners are selected by a panel of certified professional ergonomists (CPE). Thirty-five teams were selected to at-tend and demonstrate their challenges and solutions. The Ergo Cup competition is sponsored by The Ergonomics Center of North Carolina.

Training and Education Honda of America Manufacturing Inc. Partnership for a Healthy Work Force East Liberty, Ohio Team-based Workplace Solution PPG Aerospace Transparencies Clamp Assist System Huntsville, Ala. Engineering/Ergonomist Workplace Solution Honda of America Manufacturing Inc. Based on Workplace Solution Ergo Start Cart Anna, Ohio

Ergo Cup® is a registered trademark of the Institute of Industrial Engi-neers (IIE) and cannot be used without the expressed permission of IIE.

Ergo Excellence Awards, given in five categories, are selected by conference attendees.

Cost Savings Boeing Co.

Ergonomic Risk Johnson & Johnson - Ethicon

Innovation Boeing Co. - Interiors Responsibility Center

Presentation Quality GE Energy

Simplicity Honda Power Equipment Mfg Inc.

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Act Now!Exhibit at the premier ergonomic event of 2009

Your 10’ x 10’ exhibit space includes:

Thefasteryoubecomeanexhibitor,thesooneryourcompanywillbeincludedinpre-conferencepromotionalmaterialsandthebetteryourselectionofboothlocation.

Choose to sponsor:F Lanyards

F Conferencematerialtotebag

F CDofconferenceproceedings

F Cybercafé

F Breaks

F Luncheons

F Notepad

F Pen

F SeetheWebsiteforotherideasorofferoneofyourown.

F Pipe-and-drapebooth

F Skirtedtablewithtwochairs

F Networkingsocialinexhibithall

F CompanyIDsign

F Exhibitorlistingatwww.appliedergo.org/conference

F Twofullconferenceregistrationsper100squarefeetofexhibitspace

F Wastebasket

F Cleaningservice

F Carpet

To reserve exhibit space or to sponsor an item at the 12th annual AEC contact:

E r g o C u p c o m p e t i t i o n Video of Ergo Cup teams

SPONSORS

Cindy Stringer (770) [email protected]

Doug Long(770) [email protected]

Keep your name in front of your ideal prospects as often as possible!Be a conference sponsor

Sponsor part of the conference packages to quadruple your company’s exposure. These items typically are usedthroughouttheconference,gobacktoworkwithattendeesandkeepyourcompanynameinfrontofthemlongaftertheconferencehasended.


EXPOSITION DETAILSApplied Ergonomics Conference | Grand Sierra Resort | Reno, Nevada

Cancellation Policy

The exhibitor is required to give written notice of cancellation or withdrawal from the exposition. Such notice will be considered of-ficial on the date of receipt by IIE.

Full refund will be given to exhibi-tors if written notice of cancellation is received by IIE prior to July 1, 2008. Cancellation notice received by IIE between July 1, 2008 and Dec. 3, 2008 is subject to a 50 % refund of exhibit space contracted. No refund will be given for cancel-lations after Dec. 4, 2008.

Dec. 3, 2008 Deadline for balance of payment for booth space

Full payment due deadline

Jan. 26, 2009 Deadline high-resolution logo (Vector file or 300dpi jpg) and description for on-site program and signage Deadline for inclusion in on-site program

Feb. 23, 2009 Registration for conference as ex-hibitor due

Please fax to customer service (770) 441-3295.

Hotel room reservations: AEC room block at conference hotel was filled in 2008 by mid-Dec.

March 23, 2009 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. Exhibitor and Ergo Cup teams

Move-In — The Summit Pavilion

5 p.m. – 7 p.m. Sneak Preview — The Summit Pavilion

EXHIBIT HOURS

Tuesday, March 24

11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Noon – 1:15 p.m. Lunch in exhibit hall

3:30 – 5 p.m. Afternoon networking social in exhibit hall

Wednesday, March 25 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

1:30 p.m. – 4 p.m.

3 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Refreshment break in exhibit hall

EXHIBITOR MOVE-OUT

Wednesday, March 25

4 p.m. – 7 p.m.

RATES

Sign up now so your logo and write up will appear on the conference Web site with a link to your site.

Payment ProceduresMail the completed application and contract including a payment to:

Institute of Industrial Engineers

Attn: Exhibit Sales AEC

3577 Parkway Lane

Suite 200

Norcross, GA 30092

Faxes are accepted for credit card payment only at (770) 263-8532.

A 50% deposit is due with application and contract. Balance is due December 3. Full payment is required with application and contract submitted after December 3.

Booth space $30.50 per square foot. Standard booth size is 10’ x 10’ unless otherwise indicated.


— A —

A S T & Associates

Abbott Laboratories

Achushnet Co.

Active Ergonomics Inc.

Advanced Innovations Inc.

Aetna Inc.

Agilent Technologies

AIG Aviation

Air Products and Chemicals Inc.

Alcoa

Alcon Labs

AliMed Inc.

Alliant Energy

Allseating - Anatome

Allsteel Inc.

AMD

American Cast Iron Pipe Co.

American Express

American Innovation

Ameriprise Financial

Amgen Inc.

Andersen Logistics

Andersen Window Corp.

Anheuser-Busch Co.

Applied Ergonomics Consulting

Applied Materials Inc.

Applied Safety & Ergonomics

Argosy Health

Ashley Furniture Industries

AT&T

Auburn Engineers Inc.

Auburn University

Automotive Components Holdings

Ayoub & Associates

— B —

Baptist Medical Center

Baptist Memorial Healthcare

BASF Corp.

Bath Iron Works

Baxter Healthcare

Beacon Mutual Insurance

Behr Heat Transfer Systems Inc.

Bell Helicopter

Best Access Systems

Biopal Systems Inc.

Biosense Webster

BJC Health Services

Bloome Ergonomics Consulting

Boise Cascade

BP Chemicals

Brady Chapman Holland

Bridgestone Firestone

Briggs & Stratton

British Petroleum

Burton Consulting

— C —

California Pacific Medical Center

Cami Automotive

Campus Crusade for Christ

CAN Insurance Co.

Canyon Ranch in the Berkshires

Caring Quest

Carlisle Syntec Inc.

Carolina Case Management

Cascade Disability Management

Caterpillar Inc.

CDC NIOSH

Center for Assistive Technology

Charlevoix Area Hospital

Chastain-Skillman

Chevron Phillips Chemical Co.

Chevron Texaco

Chiron Corp.

Chubb & Son

Chubb Insurance Group

Circadian Technologies

Clayton Group Service

Clemson University

CNA Insurance Co.

CNA Risk Control

Colorado Springs Utilities

Comprehensive Health Services Inc.

Concordia University Wisconsin

Connecticut Children’s Medical Center

Conoco Phillips

Continental Airlines

Contour Design

Cookson America

Cooper Standard Automotive

Corning Inc.

Cox Target Media

Cummins Inc.

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Daimler Chrysler

Dallas VA Medical Center

Day & Zimmerman Microelectronics

Dell Computer

Delphi Packard Electric Systems

Delphi Steering

Delta Air Lines

Delta Dental of Michigan

Delta Industries

Delta Faucet Co.

Denver Water

Department of National Defence Canada

Department of Veteran Affairs

DOFASCO

Dow Chemical Co.

Dow Corning HIMS

Drexel University

Duke University & Health System

DuPont

— E —

East Penn Manufacturing

Eastman Chemical Co.

Eastman Kodak

Eaton Corp.

EHS Abbott Diagnostics Division

Electrolux

Electronic Design & Production

Eli Lilly and Co.

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Engelhard Corp.

Engineering and Management

Consulting

Environmental Health and Safety

Equipois Inc.

Ergonomic Specialist LLC

Ergonomics Inc.

Essential Safety Products

Evans Inc.

Excel Physical Therapy

— F —

FANUC Robotics America

Federal Law Enforcement Training Center

Fleet Readiness Center East

Fleetguard Inc.

Florida Hospital

Florida Tech

FMC Corp.

Ford Michigan Truck Plant

Ford Motor Co.

Ford Motor Co. of Canada

Franklin Electric

— G —

GE Appliances

GE Consumer Service

GE Energy

GE Medical Systems

GE Multilin

General Dynamics

General Electric Co.

General Motors

General Motors Health Services

General Motors Powertrain

General Motors Service Parts Operations

General Motors SPO IE Lab

General Motors Vehicle Manufacturing

Georgia Pacific

Georgia Tech

GM Powertrain

Gold Kist Inc.

— H —

Halliburton

Hamilton Sundstrand

Harley Davidson

Harris Corp.

Hartzell Propeller Inc.

Harvard School of Public Health

Hasbro Games

Haworth Inc.

Heartland Health

Hello Direct

Hewlett Packard

Highmark Inc.

Hillenbrand Industrials

Hill-Rom Co. Inc.

Home Interiors

Honda Manufacturing of Alabama

Honda of America

Honda of Canada Manufacturing

Honda of South Carolina

Honeywell Aerospace

Honeywell Inc.

Hoover Precision Products

Howmet Alcoa Castings

Huber Engineered Woods LLC

Humanscale

HumanTech

Hyundai Motor Manufacturing

Alabama

— I —

IBM

Indiana-Purdue University

Indianapolis Power & Light

Industrial Ergonomics Specialists

Industrial Rehabilitation & Educational Services

Intec

Intel Corp.

International Brotherhood of Boilermakers

International Ergonomist

International Products Corp.

International Truck & Engine Corp.

Iowa State University

IPR Pharmaceuticals

— J —

J&J Health Services & Resources

James A. Haley VA Hospital

John Deere Dubuque Works

John Harland Co.

John Sevier Fossil Plant

Johnson & Johnson

Johnson & Johnson Industrial

Johnson Controls Inc.

Joint Genome Institute (DOE)

Jones Edmunds & Assoc.

Juniper Networks

— K —

Kellwood Co.

Kerr-McCree Corp.

AEC attendees represent the full spectrum of workplace environments that needs ergonomic solutions


Kettering University

Keystone Foods

KM Ergonomics LLC

Knoll

Koch Industries

Kohler Co.

Korea University of Technology and Education

— L —

LabCorp

Labor Cost Control

Labor Institute

Lamar University

Lennox Hearth Products

Lennox International Inc.

Leprino Foods Co.

Libby

Liberty Mutual Insurance

Liberty Mutual Research Center

Lincoln Electric

Lockheed Martin

Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Co.

Lockton Companies

Loparex Inc.

Los Alamos National Laboratory

Loughborough University

— M —

Maine Department of Labor

Marsh USA Inc.

Marshall Space Flight Center

Masco

Material Handling Institute

Mayo Clinic

McKechnie Vehicle Components

McNeary

MDS Inc.

Meadwestvaco

Medco Health

MedExpansion Inc.

Medical College of Ohio

MEGAComfort

MEMIC Safety Services

Miami University

Miami Valley Hospital

Michelin North America

Michigan Automotive Compressor Inc.

Michigan State University

Midwest Health Strategies

Minnesota Power

Mississippi Baptist Health

Mississippi State University

Mitsubishi Motors North America

Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Group

Modine Manufacturing Co.

Monsanto Co.

Motorola Corp.

Munroe Regional Medical Center

— N —

NASA Ames Research Center

NASA Glenn Research Center

National Semiconductor Corp.

National Transportation Safety Board

NATLSCO

New England Business Service

New United Motor Manufacturing (NUMMI)

New York State Department of Labor

New York University

NIOSH

Nissan North America

Norfolk Naval Shipyard

North Carolina State University

Northern Maine Community College

Northrop Grumman

Northwestern University

— O —

Occupational Health & Safety

Occupational Health Clinics

Octagon Risk Services

Ocular Science

OGE Energy Corp.

Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation

Onsite Ergonomics Inc.

Oregon Nurses Association

Oregon State Workers Compensation

Orr Consulting

OSHA

Owens Corning

— P —

PACE International Union

Palisades Health Systems

Palm Beach County

Patenaude & Associates

Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard

Pechanga Resort & Casino

Pepperidge Farm Inc.

Pfizer

Philip Morris USA

Philips Business Solutions

Physical Therapy Solutions

PPG Aerospace

PPG Industries

Pratt & Whitney

Premier Manufacturing Support Services

Professional Community Management

— Q —

Quaker Oats

Quest Diagnostics Inc

— R —

Raytheon Co.

Raytheon Missile Systems

Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago

Renewal by Andersen

Rimkus Consulting Group

Rockwell Automation

Rockwell Collins

Royal & Sun Alliance

RR Donnelley

— S —

Safeco Insurance

Saints Health Services for Business

Samaras & Associates Inc.

Sanderson Plumbing Products

Sandia National Laboratory

Sara Lee Foods

SC Johnson

Schneider National Inc.

Shell Deer Park Refinery

Shell Oil

Sibley & Associates Inc.

Sikorsky Aircraft

Singleton Health Services

SIP Management Systems Inc.

Soleil Systems

South Dakota School of Mines

and Technology

Southwest Airlines

Southwest Florida Water

Management District

Southwest Solutions Group

Southworth Products Corp.

Spirit Aero Systems

SS&E Consulting Inc.

St. Elizabeth Medical Center

St. Joseph’s Hospital

St. Paul Companies

St. Paul Travelers

Stanley Assembly Technologies

State Farm Insurance

State of North Dakota

State of Washington

Steelcase Inc.

Stewart Prezant Ergonomics Group

Storr Office Environments Inc.

Swoft & Co.

Symbol Technologies

Synergy Educational Therapeutic

Syngenta Crop Protection

Sysco Corp.

System Storage Solutions

— T —

Talisman Energy Inc.

Target Corp.

Tennessee State University

Tennessee Valley Authority

Texas A&M University

Texas Instruments

Texas Mutual Insurance Corp.

The Beacon Mutual Insurance Co.

The Bionetics Corp.

The Boeing Co.

The Freedman Group

The Hartford Insurance Co.

The Rutherford Co.

Tokyo Electron America Inc.

Toyota Indiana

Toyota Motor Manufacturing

Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada

Toyota Motor Manufacturing North America

Trane

Travelers Insurance

TRW

Tyson Foods Inc.

— U —

UAW

UFCW Local 832

Unex Manufacturing

Unison Industries

United Space Alliance

United States Ergonomics

United States Postal Service

Universal Insurance Services

University of Alabama

University of Arkansas

University of British Columbia

University of Central Florida

University of Connecticut Health Center

University of Florida

University of Memphis

University of Michigan

University of Michigan Health System

University of Michigan Hospitals

University of Missouri - Rolla

University of New Hampshire

University of North Dakota

University of South Florida

University of Texas Health Center

University of Toledo

University of Utah

University of Washington

University of Wisconsin - Stout

UPS

U.S. Department of Labor/OSHA

U.S. Department of Justice

U.S. Department of Labor

U.S. Navy

USWA

USWA Local 351 Michelin

— V —

Valdosta State University

Vancouver Coastal Health

Vancouver Hospital & Health Sciences Center

Vesuvius USA

Veterans Affairs Medical Center

Virginia Tech

VistaLab Technologies Inc.

Visteon Corp.

Vulcraft of New York

— W —

W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research

W.L. Gore & Associates

Walt Disney World

Washington Ergonomics Inc.

Washington State Department of Labor and Industries

Wegmans Food Markets

Wells Fargo Bank

Weyerhaeuser Co.

Wilson Industries

Wolff Industries Inc.

Workrite Ergonomics

Worksite Wellness

— z —

Zenith Insurance Co.

Zurich North America


3M Workspace Solutions Advanced InnovationsAliMed Inc.Allseating - AnatomeAmerican Association of Occupational Health NursesAmerican Industrial Hygiene AssociationAmerican Innovations Corp.American Physical Therapy AssociationAppleton ManufacturingAtlas ErgonomicsAuburn Engineers Inc.Back-A-LineBeagle 1 Inc.Bureau VeritasBest Sanitizers Inc.Biopac SystemsBoard of Certified Safety EngineersContour DesignEquipois ErgExpertsErgo Pro Inc.ErgoGenesis LLCErgomatErgoNaz Inc.The Ergonomics Center of North CarolinaErgoSourceErgotech Inc.ERGOtechErgoWeb Inc.Hello DirectHoggan Health IndustriesHumanscaleHumantech

Idea @ WorkImpacto Protective ProductsIntegral Orthopedics Inc. International Products Corp.JM Distributors Key Ovations Loza EnterprisesMagnitude Information SystemsManrex MegaComfort MegaStar SystemsMotion Analysis Motion Lab Systems Inc.Neutral Posture ErgonomicsNexGen ErgonomicsNiche SoftwareNIOSHOSHAPower Pusher Quest TechnologiesRemedy InteractiveSandalwoodSensor ProductsSky HookSmartMotion TechnologySound Ergonomics LLC Spirit Aero SystemsStructural PlasticsSuperfeet WorldwideSystematixTrack Systems Inc. Unex ManufacturingWellnomics Ltd.Wood Technology Working ConceptsWorkrite Ergonomics

Exhibitor history


Applied Ergonomics Conference and Expo 2009March 23–26, 2009 | Grand Sierra Resort | Reno, Nevada

A P P L I C A T I O N A N D C O N T R A C T F O R E X H I B I T S P A C E / S P O N S O R S H I P

1. Reserve exhibit booth:________________ 10’ x 10’ booth(s) at $3,050 each________________ 10’ x 20’ booth(s) at $5,750 each________________ 20’ x 20’ booth(s) at $10,950 each

2. Enhanced marketing opportunities:o $500 vendor presentation session (60 minutes)o $500 literature insert in the attendee conference bago Show roster (excel file) o $300 pre-show o $400 post-showo Banner ad: To appear on the Ergonomics Community Web page. $950 for a full year

3. Advertising space:Please reserve the following advertising space in the March show issue of Industrial Engineer magazine:o Full-page ad: $1,800 o 1/2 page ad: $995 o 1/4 page ad: $495

Case study Web posting at www.iienet.org/casestudies:o 3 months: $250 o 6 months: $450 o 12 months: $850

Please reserve the following advertising space in the on-site conference program:o Inside front cover: $1,350 (4-color)o Inside back cover: $1,250 (4-color)o Outside back cover: $1,495 (4-color)o Full-page: $800 (B&W only)o Half-page: $550 (B&W only)o Quarter-page: $425 (B&W only)

Ad materials due at IIE Feb. 1, 2009. E-mail to [email protected].

4. Sponsorship opportunitites:Increase your company brand awareness with:o Attendee networking social: $10,000o Keynote lunch: $5,000o Continental breakfast: $3,000o Beverage breaks: $2,000o Conference note pad: $1,000o Conference pen: $1,000o Conference note pad and pen package: $1,800o Conference proceedings, CD-ROM: $1,500o Tour transportation, all tours: $1,500o Host hotel attendee room keys: $2,000o Conference attendee T-shirt: $4,000o Lanyards: $3,500o Conference bag: $5,500

5. Exhibit-only hall badges:Two full conference registrations are included per 100 square feet of exhibition space. Additional booth personnel or guest hall passes (exhibit-only) can be purchased at $140 each.Exhibit-only badge #1 name:________________________________E-mail:__________________________________________________Exhibit-only badge #2 name: ________________________________E-mail:__________________________________________________

Contact informationCompany name___________________________________________Contact name____________________________________________ Address_________________________________________________MS/Suite/Room______________ City_________________________State/Province_____ ZIP/Postal Code_____ Country____________Phone________________________ Fax_______________________E-mail__________________________________________________Web address_____________________________________________Person to receive exhibit kit:_______________________________

Signature/Date ___________________________________________

Full conference badge #1 name:_____________________________E-mail:__________________________________________________Full conference badge #2 name:____________________________E-mail:__________________________________________________

TOTALS1. Reserve exhibit booth ....................................... $ _________________2. Enhanced marketing opportunities .................... $ _________________3. Advertising space ............................................. $ _________________4. Sponsorship opportunities ................................. $ _________________5. Exhibit-only hall badges ................................... $ _________________GRAND TOTAL .................................................... $ _________________

Payment informationI authorize the amount of $__________________ to be paid as indicated (50% due July 1, 2008 with balance due Dec. 3, 2008), or booth will be released. After Dec. 4, 2008, full payment is required to hold exhibit space.

o Check: Payable to IIE and mail with application.A check for $____________ is enclosed. Check # ____________o Credit card. Please charge $________________ to my:o MasterCard o Visa o AmExCredit card #_______________________________________Exp. date___________________ Billing ZIP code______________Authorized signature_____________________________________Name on card____________________________________________

Questions?Andrew Cooke (770) 349-1101, [email protected] Long (770) 349-1109, [email protected]

Mail this application to your sales representative:IIE, 3577 Parkway Lane, Suite 200, Norcross, GA 30092,or fax to (770) 263-8532

Please review the cancellation policy on page 7.


S H O W C A S E Y O U R P R O D U C T S A N D S E R V I C E SI N A N E X C L U S I V E S ET T I N G

V e n d o r P r e s e n t a t i o n s – Te l l Yo u r P r o d u c t S t o r y – L I M I T E D S L O T SF Demonstrate, and explain in detail, your products or services to attendees in the vendor sessions

F A great way to promote your business with all the time and control you need in a classroom setting

Session includes up to 60 minutes for you to present your product, latest application, case study, white paper or demo. Your session will be listed in the on-site conference program and AEC Web site and included in a special e-mail broadcast that you can forward to your prospects.

Sessions are limited to a first-come, first-served basis.

Cost: $500

Fee includes:• Room set for 50 participants• LCD projector and screen• Promotion in the program, Web site and e-mail

Call your sales representative at (770) 349-1101 or (770) 349-1109 and ask about vendor session availability!

March 23-26Grand Sierra Resort Reno, Nevada

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Reserve your exhibit space now

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March 23-26 · Top listed titles of attendees. DOD — integral role in ‘09 conference. ... Exhibit at the premier ergonomic event of 2009 Your 10’ x 10’ exhibit space includes: