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Posted: November 19, 2007
Greater Buffalo BOMA to hold 12th annual Facilities Management Expo
The Greater Buffalo BOMA 12th annual Trade Show, known as the Facilities Management Expo, will be taking place at the Hearthstone Manor. Scheduled for Thursday, November 8, this show is a great opportunity for both the vendor members of BOMA, and the property management side of the association.
Vendors have an opportunity to showcase their goods and services to property managers from the city and surrounding suburbs. People in a position to spec or purchase products for commercial property management attend the show to find out the latest tools and companies to help them meet the challenges in today's ever-changing world. And vendor members of BOMA can meet current clients and renew relationships, while also meeting potential new clients in the market for certain products.
The Facilities Management Expo, founded in 1996, is owned, produced and managed by PPM Business Services, a trade show producer and association management company, owned and operated by Nancy Boyd Haley. She has been involved in the production of over 100 trade shows in upstate New York with industrial, construction, maintenance or office/computer themes.
Admission is free to qualified attendees. You can register on-line at www.fmexpo.net to attend during show hours 11 to 5 p.m. on Thursday, November 8.
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