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Hawai'i Calls All Exhibitors
Honolulu, Hawai'i is the crossroads of the
Pacific and affords companies and non-commercial
organizations the opportunity to showcase their
latest products and innovations to clients,
researchers, stakeholders, decision-makers, and
their peers from around the world. This event is
dedicated to the Remote Sensing of Environment focusing on Information for Risk Management and Sustainability Development.
Why exhibit at Honolulu 2003?
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The Symposium is dedicated
to a niche market and is widely acknowledged to be one of the
most significant gatherings of the remote sensing industry.
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It is a unique marketing
opportunity to expose products, equipment and services to
quality visitors in a short space of time.
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Face to face contact with
the industry's Who's Who.
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Investment in
cost-effective advertising expenditures.
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This event is the ideal
platform to launch new products, make announcements and present
the latest innovations and technological developments.
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The Symposium program will feature
presenters from around the globe sharing
their experiences and knowledge during
plenary, breakaway and poster sessions.
Venue and Dates
The symposium and exhibits will take place at the
Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort, Honolulu, Hawai'i,
November 10-14, 2003.
Full Stand Package Includes:
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Admittance to all Symposium sessions and a copy of the proceedings
for one designated exhibitor delegate. (Designated exhibitor should
register on-line as "Exhibitor Delegate" to receive one full participant
registration as part of the exhibition fee. Additional staff should
register on-line as "Exhibitor Staff." Registration fee is US$150.)
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Pre-conference publicity; a
listing in the Symposium program; a link to your company web
site from the Honolulu 2003 web site at http://www.symposia.org.
Full payment received before May 1, 2003 also guarantees an
exhibit listing in the preliminary program mailed to a database
covering the remote sensing industry throughout the world.
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A post conference mailing
list containing fax and telephone numbers of all Symposium
registrants.
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Booth with sign identifying
your organization/company, panels, pair of spotlights, 6'
(1.8222m) skirted table, two chairs, a wastebasket, hotel
security, a complete exhibitor's kit.
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Daily aisle cleaning.
Exhibit space will be
sold on a first-come-first-served basis. A limited number of
booths will be made available so don't delay your decision.
Booth assignments will be made only after payment is received by the
East-West Center. You will be notified of your assigned
exhibit space upon receipt of payment. In case of
cancellation, a refund for the cost of each booth less US$100 per
booth will be possible only if your cancellation is received in
writing by Friday, August 8, 2003. No refunds will be made for
cancellations received after Friday, August 8, 2003. Please
make check payable to "East-West Center." A complete
exhibitor's kit will be mailed to exhibitors
following information of participation.
Exhibit space will be sold on a
first-come-first-served basis. A limited number of booths will be
made available so don't delay your decision. A complete exhibitor's
kit will be mailed to exhibitors following information of
participation.
The Honolulu 2003 Floor Plan (Please note that booths 45-63 are
reserved for poster sessions):
Stand
Costs:
Commercial exhibits:
US$2,000.00 for a stand/booth of 3m x 2m - two or more adjacent
booths can be booked.
Non-commercial exhibits:
US$1000.00 for a stand/booth of 3m x 2m - two or
more adjacent booths can be booked.
To book space:
Contact:
June Kuramoto
Research Program
East-West Center
1601 East-West Road
Honolulu, Hawaii 96848-1601
Telephone: 1-808-944-7267
Fax: 1-808-944-7380
Email: kuramotj@eastwestcenter.org
Submit your call for exhibitors via electronic
form:
After reviewing floor plan, please
indicate your preferred booth location
(note: booths 45-63 are reserved for poster sessions) and
number of booths requested. Please
list at least 5 choices of booth location. Please
be sure to indicate specific vendors
that you wish to avoid close proximity.
The East-West Center will make every effort to accommodate requests.
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