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Posted: October 20, 2014
NYSSA's 2014 Annual Conference & Membership Meeting October 15 - October 16 in Verona
This year's New York Self Storage Association's (NYSSA) Conference marks the associations return to the Turning Stone Resort & Casino in Verona. Join NYSSA for another informative and entertaining two-day event that promises lively discussion and analysis of all aspects of the self storage industry as they celebrate their 32nd year. The conference will be held October 15 - 16.
There will be many great opportunities for networking, business development, and educational training. This year's event will include manager and operator oriented training sessions, a Real Estate & Finance Symposium, Welcome Cocktail Reception, vendor and industry supplier exhibitions, Annual Association Membership Meeting and more. Sponsorship opportunities are still available. Pre-register to attend now and save!
For more information about the Annual Conference and to register, visit: www.nyselfstorage.org.
Last year's attendance was the largest Association event on record, and this year's Conference looks to be even bigger. Our venue is easily accessible from every corner of the State. Located right off the New York State Thruway and close to train stations and airports, The Turning Stone Resort & Casino (www.turningstone.com) is a great venue with Las Vegas amenities at affordable prices.
The NYSSA Annual Conference is open to the public! Come see why the self storage industry in New York is the hottest market in the country. Join us as we host national real estate and finance professionals that will evaluate and discuss the New York self storage marketplace during our Real Estate & Finance Symposium.
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