Register for Industry Summit Today!
Registration for Industry Summit 2019 is now open online, and the first 100 auto dealers and dealership GMs who register will attend for free.
Registration for Industry Summit 2019 is now open online, and the first 100 auto dealers and dealership GMs who register will attend for free.
The first 100 dealers and GMs who register for Industry Summit 2019 will attend for free. The event will be held Nov. 4–6 at the New Orleans Marriott.
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NEW ORLEANS — Registration for Industry Summit 2019, co-located with P&A Leadership Summit and Compliance Summit, is officially open here. Event organizers announced earlier this year that the first 100 active auto dealers and dealership general managers who register for this year’s event online with promo code F&I100 will receive their full show pass for no charge.
Widely regarded as the nation’s premier F&I training event, Industry Summit will be held in New Orleans for the first time, Nov. 4–6, after spending 12 of its first 13 years in Las Vegas before moving to Dallas in 2017 and Orlando last year.
“This is shaping up to be our biggest event yet,” said David Gesualdo, show chair and publisher of Bobit Business Media’s dealer group. “With more educational sessions and added time in the exhibit hall, we expect to deliver unprecedented value to every attendee. We recommend you register today to secure your place.”
Attendees who purchase an event pass will have access to all Industry Summit, Compliance Summit, and P&A Leadership Summit sessions; networking opportunities, meals and receptions in the exhibit hall; the annual Dealers’ Choice Awards and F&I Dealer of the Year awards; and special events, including Ask Frenchy and the Technology Challenge. For the first time, the event will also include an educational tract dedicated to reinsurance.
More details about Industry Summit 2019, including the agenda and special event details, can be found on the event’s website. To discuss sponsorship and exhibition opportunities, contact David Gesualdo via email or at 727-947-4027.
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