GEAPS Exchange gears for another record-breaker

This year's event is on track to be the largest.

June 25, 2009

While last year's GEAPS Exchange saw the greatest number of exhibitors and attendees in the event's history, organizers say the 2009 edition is already poised to be the largest event ever.

GEAPS' 80th annual technical conference and trade show heads to the America's Center Convention Complex in St. Louis February 28 to March 3, 2009. The GEAPS Educational Programming Committee has lined up topics and speakers, an Idea Exchange featuring innovative new products and Expo hall "pods" featuring small-group discussions. The committee has developed 18-hour sessions on key topics.

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