Convention Information

FRSA'S ANNUAL CONVENTION
FRSA celebrates it's 86th annual trade show and convention -

"Mentoring the Next Generation"

June 18-21, 2008

The Peabody Hotel & the Orange County Convention Center 
Orlando, FL

The convention consists of four full days of education, networking, family fun, sports, friends and FRSA's highly recognized trade show the Southeast Roofing and Sheet Metal Spectacular.

Attendees can find something for everyone, beginning with the sporting events on Wednesday, which include golf, bowling and a catch-and-release fishing tournament.

The next three days are packed with informative and interesting educational seminars, geared toward the roofing and sheet metal industries. Contractors can obtain valuable C. E. (continuing education) credits needed to keep an active license in Florida. Join us for our Kick-Off Luncheon, and then help us officially open the trade show. The trade show will be open for 10.5 hours, over three days, enabling attendees maximum scheduling flexibility.

On Friday, the education continues with more top name speakers, and is followed by the FRSA Business Luncheon. The trade show opens after the luncheon, and closes at 5:00 pm, enabling attendees and exhibitors time to regroup before heading to the Friday Night Party. This has historically been a sold-out event, so don't delay in making your reservations! Tickets for this event, if available, can be purchased at the FRSA Registration Desk.

Saturday continues with more educational seminars and a seminar specifically formatted for your foremen and superintendent. Bring the crew and let FRSA educate them for free. After the seminar, they can go through the trade show for free, learning about new products and services for the industry.

Saturday evening features our gala annual Banquet and Reception, where the new FRSA officers are installed. Dinner, entertainment and an awards presentation are sure to capture the night. So be sure to make your plans now to attend - you won't want to miss out on all this fun!

To download a free ticket to the trade show, click here to download. Complete the ticket and bring it to the FRSA Registration Desk (DO NOT SEND TO FRSA) located in the lobby of the OCCC Hall WD2 during any of the three trade show days. We will print you out a badge good for any day of the show.

To preview exhibitors at the FRSA Trade Show, go to the Exhibitors page.

Click here for driving directions to the Orange County Convention Center or parking information.

Convention Highlights and Costs
A full convention registration includes all educational programs or the Ladies' Program, refreshment breaks, the Kick-Off Lunch on Thursday, the Business Lunch on Friday, the Friday Night Theme Party, all three days of the trade show, the 86th Annual Banquet and Reception on Saturday, and a chance for the Grand Prize Drawing. Click here to download a schedule of events.

Individual events tickets may be purchased ahead of time for each of the following social events:

Thursday Kick-Off Lunch sponsored by Hunter Panels - $55
Author, consultant and international speaker, Jack Lannom has been captivating and inspiring audiences for over 25 years. His topic, "People First", will help teach business leaders balance between profit making skills and social return on investment - people retention skills. Learn how to blend these and create an environment which turns ordinary people into extraordinary performers. A requisite for all business owners. During this lunch, the Educational Foundation will award its annual Scholarship. 

Friday Business Lunch - $55
Elections for new FRSA Officers and Directors will be held, along with Life and Honorary Membership recognition, the Annual Meetings of the Association, the Educational Foundation, Credit Union and Self Insurers Fund, and presentation of the Charlie Raymond Membership Award, the Earl Blank Memorial Service Award and the Bieler Family "Enthusiasm Gets It Done"; Award.

Friday Night Party sponsored by FRSA Self Insurers Fund - $110
Hellooooo Baaaaaby!! Are you ready to twist the night away? Then you've come to the right place. Our Friday night theme party is notoriously well know as a great time and this year will be no different. What could be more energizing than a 50's Sock Hop? Complete with entertainment - Cactus Jack and the Cadillacs, a blue plate special, fountain drinks, party favors, prizes and the FRSA Affiliate Competition. Come out and cheer on your favorite affiliate and see who will bring home the FRSA Challenge Cup. Dust off those leather jackets and oxfords, and breakout the Brylcreem - ducktails are back!

Saturday Night Banquet & Reception - $100
The Grand Finale of the Convention is the annual Banquet, which follows an hour-long reception. FRSA's Officers for the coming year will be installed; the Presidents Award presented and the prestigious Campanell Award will be bestowed up a deserving recipient. Wrap-up this four-day event with a video presentation, highlighting some of the more memorable moments at this year's convention. Comedian, humorist and impressionist extraordinaire, Jim Gossett takes his inspiration from the events of the day, adds his special brand of magic, and delivers a hilarious rendition of your favorite late night entertainers, politicians and media personalities. The Grand Prize, a replica 1950's style jukebox and $1,500 cash, will be presented to one lucky attendee, and the winner of the Educational Foundation Raffle will be selected. 

Special Education Package - $300 - 8 hours of CILB approved courses available

Click here to download registration form. Note: tickets for individual events are sold on a first-come, first-served basis and may not be available on-site. Please plan accordingly.

Ladies Program sponsored by RoofTech Roofing & Sheet Metal
The FRSA Ladies Committee plans special sessions for those attending the Convention. These programs are educational, creative, artistic, fun, and best of all, they're open to everyone! All four sessions are included in a full Convention Registration and individual tickets may be purchased for each event.

Session #1 - 9:00 - 11:00 am - Stampin' Up! and Bingo - $40
Leah Manson, a creative coach for Stampin' Up!, will show attendees how to make unique greeting cards. She'll show you the special techniques you'll need to personalize your own projects and gifts. Always a favorite, bingo is back! Price includes craft materials, bingo, prized and continental breakfast.

Session #2 - 9:00 - 11:00 am - Wildly Different - $40
Join us as Wildly Different, an interactive team building company, challenges attendees to see just how much they know about others in the session through fast-paced networking exercises. Price includes continental breakfast, entertainment and prizes.

Session #3 - 9:00 - 11:00 am - Stampin' Up! - $40
Leah Manson, creative coach for Stampin' Up! is back with more unique ideas. During this session you'll transform DVD tins into brag books. Price includes continental breakfast and craft material.


Kids' and Teens' Program sponsored by Certified Roofing Specialists and Seaman Corp
Ticket price includes meal function for planned event. Kids' Program is for those 11 years old and under; Teens' Program is for for those 12 and older. Tickets may be purchased as a full registration or by individual ticket. Children ages 4-18 accepted into the program.

Session #1 - 8:30 am - 1:30 pm - Creative Kids - $40
This session will help your kids delve into their creative side while raising money for those less fortunate. Kids create artistic craft projects that will be displayed in front of the trade show hall and auctioned off to the highest bidder. Money raised from this project will benefit Sheridan House, a nonprofit home for children. Also during this event, those who wish to participate will learn a dance routine that will be performed at the beginning of the Friday Night theme party. Price includes all craft materials and lunch.

Session #2 - 8:30 am - 3:30 pm - Universal Studios Theme Parks - $100
Islands of Adventure (for those 12 and over) - Journey through five remarkable islands where your favorite myths, legends, comic books, cartoon heros and children's stories come to life on the most innovative rides and attractions ever created. Experience high-speed roller coasters, whimsical rides and 3-D attractions. Universal Studios (for those 4 to 11). You're the star at Universal Studios, the number one movie and TV based theme park in the world! You'll go behind the scenes, beyond the screens and right into the action of your favorite movies. Price includes park admission, transportation, lunch and snack.

Session #3 - 5:30 - 10:00 pm - Outta Control Magic Show - $40
Get ready for food, fun and laughs at "The Outta Control" dinner show located inside WonderWorks. The show consists of music, magic, illusions, comedy and lots of audience participation. You don't just watch the show; you become part of the show! Price includes dinner, dessert and transportation.

Session #4 - 8:30 am - 1:30 pm - Magical Midway - $40
Test your skills on the extreme elevated go-kart tracks, bumper boats, bumper cars, the 180 foot Space Blast, and the Tornado ride. Once you've had your fill of the thrill rides, confront the huge selection of video arcade games. With unlimited riding and playing power, what better way to spend the day! Price includes lunch, admission, tokens and transportation.

Session #5 - 6:00 - 10:00 pm - Stampin' Up! - $40
Creative coach for Stampin' Up!, Leah Manson, will show the kids how to make great gifts and take home crafts. Price includes dinner and craft material.

Annual Bowling Tournament sponsored by Ludowici Roof Tile - $35 - Carter Family Bowl - Enjoy three games of fun where color-pin money shots, high game and crazy dare shots liven-up the tournament. Think of it as bowling for bucks! Registration fee includes lane fees, shoes, refreshments, and prizes. Beginner bowlers welcome - no experience needed!

Annual Fishing Tournament sponsored by Thompson Architectural Metals - $75 - Disney's Ft Wilderness Lodge. Located at Disney's Wilderness Lodge, this two-hour catch-and-release fishing excursion will have fish jumping into your boat - a perfect treat for family members. Tournament fee covers boat, tackle, rods and reels. Five people per boat; individual registrations will be paired. No beverages will be served during the tournament, but will be complimentary during the awards lunch held immediately following the tournament at the Wilderness Lodge Whispering Canyon Cafe.

Click here to download a sports registration form.

C. E. Educational Seminars Available at Convention - Tentative Schedule
Provider number's: CILB-#0000910, Dade County-D067,
and Florida Board of Architecture-#0000910

Click here to download a list of seminars available during the convention. 

Thursday, June 19th
Seminar #1 - 7:30 - 8:30 am - OSHA's PPE Requirements
Bill Coombs, FRSA-SIF Loss Control Representative. 1.0 CE credit hour (S), CILB and Dade County pending approval. This course provides an overall look at the Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) used in the construction field. Bil will also discuss pruchasing equipment, inspection, care and maintenance as well as how to properly wear or use the equipment.

Seminar #2 - 8:00 - 11:00 am - HB 7057 Wind Mitigation and Advanced Tile Hip and Ridge Issues (for contractors)
Robert McCormick, Code Works Inc, and Manny Oyola, Eagle Roofing Products. 3.0 CE credit hours (Adv/WD), CILB, the Florida Board of Architecture and Dade County pending approval. Bob McCormick will cover the history of HB 7057, re-nailing of roof decks, secondary water barriers, roof-to-wall connections and enhanced gable end bracing. Manny Oyola will conclude by addressing the two major issues in Florida with respect to hip and ridge attachment and high wind fastening guidelines.

Seminar #3 - 9:00 - 11:00 am - The Legal Aspects of Construction Licensing and Lien Law
Trent Cotney, Glenn, Rasmussen, Fogarty & Hooker, PA. 2.0 CE credit hours (LR/BP), CILB and Dade County pending approval. Trent Cotney will review the current regulations and licensing requirements under Chapter 489. Who is exempt? Who is not? Trent will also discuss the consequences of unlicensed activity and disciplinary actions taken by the Construction Industry Licensing Board (CILB). The class will conclude with a review of the Florida Construction Lien Law.

Seminar #4 - 10:00 - 11:00 am - Wind Mitigation Law
Lorraine Ross, BRB Code Educators Inc. 1.0 CE credit hour (WD), CILB and Dade County pending approval. In 2007, the Florida Legislature directed the Florida Building Commission to adopt special requirements related to the installation of a "secondary water barrier" when replacing a roof on an existing one or two family home. Additional measure, such as strengthening roof-to-wall connections, are addressed based on the value of the home. This presentation will provide an update on the "Mitigation Rule", including detailed information on selection and installation of the "secondary water barrier".

Friday, June 20th
Seminar #5 - 7:30 - 8:30 am - Preparing for a Workers' Compensation Audit
Sam Hadley, Audit Technicians Inc. 1.0 CE credit hour (WC). CILB and Dade County pending approval. The best way to prepare for a workers' compensation (WC) audit is to plan during the year. Sam Hadley will provide a thorough explanation of what is required during a WC audit and why. Employers will develop a better understanding of the audit process and how it impacts their WC premium.

Seminar #6 - 7:30 - 9:30 am - Secrets to Success - Even in a Down Market
Dave Harrison, Chief Marketing Officer with GAF Materials Corp. 2.0 CE credit hours (G), CILB and Dade County pending approval. Is business more difficult than it was just a few years ago? New construction is down. Costs are up. Customer confidence is down. Running a business is more difficult. The reality is, you can build a strong business even in down times. This seminar teaches "Wall Street" skills that you can apply on "Main Street" to help you build your business and avoid hassles.

Seminar #7 - 9:00 - 11:00 am - The Legal Aspects of Construction Licensing and Lien Law
Trent Cotney, Glenn, Rasmussen, Fogarty & Hooker, PA. 2.0 CE credit hours (LR/BP), CILB and Dade County pending approval. Trent Cotney will review the current regulations and licensing requirements under Chapter 489. Who is exempt? Who is not? Trent will also discuss the consequences of unlicensed activity and disciplinary actions taken by the Construction Industry Licensing Board (CILB). The class will conclude with a review of the Florida Construction Lien Law.

Architects' and Building Officials' Program - 9:30 am - 12:30 pm - Dealing with HB 7057 Wind Mitigation and Advanced Tile Hip and Ridge Issue.
Robert McCormick, Code Works, Inc and Manny Oyola, Eagle Roofing Products. 3.0 CE credit hours (Adv/WD), CILB, the Florida Board of Architecture and Dade County pending approval. Bob McCormick will cover the history of HB 7057, re-nailing of roof decks, secondary water barriers, roof-to-wall connections and enhanced gable end bracing. Manny Oyola will conclude by address the two major issues in Florida with respect to hip and ridge attachment and high wind fastening guidelines. THIS CLASS IF FREE TO ARCHITECTS AND BUILDING OFFICIALS WHO REGISTER BEFORE MAY 23RD. Due to the scheduled hours of this class, contractors attending the luncheon are urged to attend seminar #2 instead. Click here to download registration for the this class ONLY

Seminar #8 - 10:00 - 11:00 am - Wind Classification of Asphalt Shingles
Lorraine Ross, BRB Code Educators Inc. 1.0 CE credit hour (WD), CILB and Dade County pending approval. Wind performance of asphalt shingles has been the subject of a great deal of investigation over the past 15 years. This seminar will discuss the "latest and greatest" information about ASTM D 7158, which allows shingles to be classified up to 150 mph. Lorraine will also review UL programs related to this ASTM standard.

Saturday, June 21st
Seminar #9 - 8:00 - 10:00 am - Qualifying as Drug-Free and as a Safe Employer
Kirk Mason, Coastal Health Management and Trevor Reschny, Safety-Links Inc. 2.0 CE credit hours (S/WC), CILB and Dade County pending approval. Kirk Mason will begin this two-part seminar with the state of Florida;s definition of a Drug-Free Workplace (DFWP), the advantages or being a DFWP employer, how to qualify as DFWP and the chain of custody and control procedures for the employee as well as the employer. This course provides the necessary details on what it takes to be considered a safe employer, how to conduct in-house safety meetings and how to perform safety audits.

Seminar #10 - 8:00 - 10:00 am - Preview of the 2007 Florida Building Code
Lorraine Ross, BRB Code Educators Inc. 2.0 CE credit hours (G - Adv as of 4/24/08, advanced credit was deleted from this course), CILB and Dade County pending approval. The 2007 Florida Building Code will become effective on October 1, 2008. The Florida Building Commission has also announced that there will be a "glitch" cycle this summer resulting in a few additional changes to the code that will also be folded into the 2007 Florida Building Code in time for the October 1, 2008 implementation date. This presentation will focus on important changes related to roofing and will also discuss emerging issues in the glitch cycle.

Seminar #11 - 8:00 - 10:00 am - Immigration, No-Match Letters and General Employment Regulations
Jennifer McBennett, Seay Management. 2.0 CE credit hours (BP/G), CILB and Dade County pending approval. There are many employment regulations that an employer needs to be aware of and in compliance with. During this course Jennifer will discuss general employment regulations, immigration and the importance of your I-9 forms, employment eligibility of new hires and the validity of social security numbers, and the current status of "no match" letters/rule.

Seminar #12 - NEW - 9:00 - 10:00 am - FRSA/TRI Concrete and Clay Roof Tile Installation Manual 4th Edition - Hip and Ridge Attachment and Upgraded Fastening Tables
Jim Carducci CPRC, Blackton Inc. 1.0 CE credit hour (Adv) CILB-0009151, Dade County and the Florida Board of Architecture pending approval. Jim Carducci, CPRC, will discuss the revised hip and ridge section of the FRSA'TRI Concrete and Clay Tile Installation Manual 4th Edition and review recommendations developed after surveying damages caused by the 2004 and 2005 hurricanes.

Foremen and Superintendents' Program - 8:00 - 10:00 am - Propane and Vehicle Safety
Bill Coombs, FRSA-SIF Loss Control Representative. 2.0 CE credit hours (S/G), CILB and Dade County pending approval. Bill Coombs provides and in depth discussion on propane safety, safe handling before, during and after use, and the proper way to transport propane to job sites. This class also reviews the importance of vehicle safety and maintenance. Click here to download registration form for this class ONLY

Click here to download registration form for these classes.

(WC*) Course meets Workers' Compensation credit. (Adv*) Course meets Advance Florida Building Code requirements. (G*) Course meets general requirements. (S*) Course meets workplace safety credit. (BP*) Course meets Business Practice credit. (LR Course meets Laws and Rules credit. (WD*) Course meets Wind Mitigation credit.

The Peabody Hotel - Where Classic Elegance Meets Southern Hospitality
The Peabody Hotel is a masterpiece of contemporary design and luxurious decor and furnishing. Since opening its door in 1986, The Peabody Orlando has established itself as the Orlando convention hotel of choice and is one of only two AAA Four-Diamond hotels in the entire city.

Decorated marble halls, stately palm trees, cascading waterfalls, exotic orchids, priceless art and artifacts, along with the internationally famous Peabody Duck march, make this a hotel experience to savor.

Relax in luxury and enjoy the modern comforts The Peabody Orlando has to offer. Room amenities include two dual-line telephones with dataports, high-speed Internet, voicemail, speakerphone, mini TV in the bathrooms, hairdryer, iron and ironing board, safe and a full-stocked minibar. As a resort-style luxury hotel, other amenities include five restaurants, The Peabody Athletic Club, heated full-size lap/swimming pool, poolside cabanas, extra-large outdoor whirlpool, children's' pool, four lighted, hard-top tennis courts, full-service Shala Salon and four shops, just in-case you forget something!

The Ladies' and Childrens' Programs will be held in The Peabody Hotel, along with hospitality suites, the Friday night theme party and the Banquet on Saturday night.

FRSA has negotiated a special room rate for the convention and trade show. Keep an eye out for the full Convention brochure, which includes a hotel reservation form. The brochure will be mailed to FRSA members in February.

Lisa Pate & Janette Cabrera

2008 Convention & Trade Show Sponsors - these generous sponsors help FRSA underwrite the cost of our Convention and Trade Show events. Please keep them in mind when you place your next order. If you are interest in sponsoring, please click here to download a sponsor form.

Platinum Sponsor
TAMKO Building Products - www.tamko.com  

Diamond Sponsors
Bradco Supply Corp - www.bradcosupply.com
Millennium Metals Inc
Polyglass USA Inc - www.polyglass.com
Southeastern Metals - www.semco.com  

Gold Sponsors
ABC Supply Co - www.abcsupply.com
Prestige Metal Roof Supply - www.prestigemrs.com

Silver Sponsors
Allied Building Products - www.alliedbuilding.com
Atlas Roofing Corp - www.atlasroofing.com
Bill & Terry O'Brien CPCU's
CertainTeed Corp - www.certainteed.com
Corrugated Industries of FL - Metal Roof and Walls - www.metalroofandwalls.com
Dan's Custom Sheet Metal Inc - www.dcsm.net
GAF-Elk Corp - www.gaf.com
JW Edens & Co Insurance
Sunniland Corp - www.sunniland.com

Bronze Sponsors
A.C.T. Metal Deck Supply - www.metaldecksupply.com
Anchor Matcon LLC - www.anchormatcon.com
Bitec Inc - www.bi-tec.com
CFRSA - www.cfrsa.org
CRS Central Roofing Supply
G-P Gypsum Corp - www.gp.com
Glenn Rasmussen Fogarty & Hooker PA - www.glennrasumssen.com
Hanson Roof Tile - www.hansonrooftile.com
Henry Professional Roof - www.henry.com
Hunter Panels - www.hpanels.com
JGA Southern Roof Center
Johns Manville Corp - www.jm.com
Mark Kaufman Roofing Contractor
Metro Roof Products - www.metroroofproducts.com
NB Handy Co - www.nbhandy.com
Petersen Aluminum Corp - www.pac-clad.com
Protect Wrap Co - www.protectowrap.com
RK Hydro-Vac Svs - www.rkhydrovac.com
South Florida Metal Supply - www.southfloridametalsupply.com
Tarco - www.tarcoroofing.com
Thompson Architectural Metals - www.gometalroofing.com

Affiliate Sponsors
NEFRSA
SMRSMCA - www.smrsmca.com
TCLRSA

Badge Holders
Roof Component Solutions - www.roofcomponentsolutions.com

Bowling Tournament
Ludowici Roof Tile

Convention Program Wraps
Polyfoam Products - www.polyfoam.cc

Coolie Cups
Corrugate Industries of FL-Metal Roof and Walls
www.metalroofandwalls.com

Fishing Tournament
Thompson Architectural Metals - www.gometalroofing.com

Friday Beer Bust
US Tile LLC - www.ustile.com

Friday Business Lunch
Millennium Metals Inc

Friday Kids' Program
Certified Roofing Specialists - www.certifiedroofingspecialists.com

Friday Ladies' Program
RoofTech Roofing & Sheet Metal - www.rooftechfl.com

Friday Morning Coffee Break
Hunter Panels - www.hpanels.com

Friday Night Theme Party
FRSA-SIF - www.frsasif.com

Gifts for Ladies'
CertainTeed Corp - www.certainteed.com

Golf Balls
TAMKO Building Products - www.tamko.com

Golf Beverage Sponsors
Bradco Supply Corp - www.bradcosupply.com
Hunter Panels - www.hpanels.com
Johns Manville Corp - www.jm.com
Owens Corning
Southeastern Metals - www.semco.com

Golf Competition Hole
Bradco Supply Corp - www.bradcosupply.com
Hunter Panels - www.hpanels.com
Johns Manville Corp - www.jm.com

Golf Hole Sponsor
ATAS International - www.atas.com
Bitec Inc - www.bi-tec.com
CertainTeed Corp - www.certainteed.com
Polyfoam Products - www.polyfoam.cc
SWFRCA - www.swfrca.com

Golf Prizes
Ken & Loretta Hartley
US Tile LLC - www.ustile.com

Golf Tournament
Furman Insurance & Bonds - www.furmaninsurance.com

Golf Tournament Coffee Break
G-P Gypsum Corp - www.gp.com

Kick-Off Lunch
Hunter Panels - www.hpanels.com

Kids' Meal Sponsor
Certified Roofing Specialists - www.certifiedroofingspecialists.com

Ladies' & Kids' Program Sponsors
A Bartlett Roofing Co
Dan's Custom Sheet Metal Inc - www.dcsm.net
Destin Roofing Inc
Edwards Roofing Co Inc - www.edwardsroofing.com
Elite Roofing Services - www.eliteroofingservices.com
Ferber Sheet Metal Works - www.ferbersmw.com
Gustafson Industries - www.gustafsonindustries.com
Intracoastal Roofing Co Inc
JK Behan Roofing - www.jkbehanroofing.com
Mark Kaufman Roofing Contractor - www.markkaufmanroofing.com
Milton E Thomspon & Sons Inc
Ray Roofing Co Inc - www.rayroofing.com
Shewski Roofing Inc - www.shewskiroofing.com
Total Quality Roofing

Lanyard Sponsor
Direct Metals Inc - www.directmetalsinc.com

Saturday Beer Bust
Pro-Crete Systems Inc

Saturday Kids' Program
Seaman Corp - www.seamancorp.com

Saturday Ladies' Program
RoofTech Roofing & Sheet Metal - www.rooftechfl.com

Sports Hats
GenFlex Roofing Systems - www.genflex.com

Sports Towels
Gulfeagle Supply - www.gulfeaglesupply.com

Thursday Beer Bust
GSSI Sealants - www.gssisealants.com

Thursday Kids' Program
Certified Roofing Specialists - www.certifiedroofingspecialists.com

Thursday Ladies' Program
RoofTech Roofing & Sheet Metal - www.rooftechfl.com

Thursday Morning Coffee Break
Florida Power & Light - www.fpl.com

Welcome Back Reception Bar
GAF-Elk Corp - www.gaf.com

Winner's Award Board
Zion Tile Corp - www.ziontile.com

Sponsor benefits include: (time permitting) name on all promotional material - sign at event; name in the Convention Program Guide; recognition in the Florida Forum magazine a minimum of 2 issues; sponsor sign in the trade show; verbal recognition at the event/day; ribbon in booth if exhibitor; sponsor ribbon on badges; name on door tag hangers placed on every room in the FRSA room block at the Peabody Hotel; name on table tents at meal functions; Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum sponsors receive additional recognition.

Click here to request information about registering for this convention.