Manufacturing Industry

NLBMDA/ProSales Industry Summit

Prosales, July, 2005 by Lisa Clift

Join NLBMDA and PROSALES Sept. 29-Oct. 1 for the NLBMDA/ProSales Industry Summit, THE event of the year for the construction supply industry. Set against the backdrop of picturesque Vancouver, British Columbia, this year's summit will host more than 350 senior-level executives for top-notch educational sessions, networking opportunities, and industry-related tours. For more information and to register, see the ad on page 88 and visit www.dealer.org.

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