The Michigan Pharmacists Association (MPA) 2010 Annual Convention & Exposition provides a forum for suppliers to exhibit their products and services in an effort to increase their business, as well as provide pharmacists with the personal contacts needed to secure these products and services. Use this opportunity to meet the pharmacy professionals who purchase the products and secure the services your organization supplies.

View the 2010 Exhibitor Prospectus.

The exhibitor kit from Convention & Show Services is now available online. For access, enter username '2010mpa' and password 'mpa'.

To reserve your booth, contact Continuing Education Assistant Cynthia Rowe at (517) 377-0222.

2011 Exhibition Reservations
Exhibitors have the opportunity to display their products and services to those attending the Annual Convention. By reserving your space early for the 2011 Annual Convention & Exposition, you will be given first priority for booth space, and if you sign up prior to June 1, 2010, you will receive a free one-eighth page ad in the final convention brochure, if received by Dec. 31, 2010. Fill out and send in the early bird registration form to take advantage of early registration benefits.

Exhibit Booth Package Includes:

• four (4) complimentary registrations for the convention
• discounted fees for representatives attending educational programs and earning continuing education credit
• two (2) annual banquet tickets for Saturday evening
• two (2) chairs
• one (1) 8’ deep x 10’ wide booth space
• one (1) skirted table (8’ x 30”)
• one (1) standard two-line booth sign (7” x 44”)
• one (1) wastebasket
• backwall and side drapes (black and gold)
• pre-show janitor service in aisles and cleaning of exhibit booth

Reasons to Exhibit Include:

• showcase new products
• network with pharmacy professionals
• building brand awareness of your company’s products and services
• establish and develop relationships with new customers
• maintain and strengthen existing client relationships
  

When you reach MPA members, you also reach the pharmacies, hospitals and universities where they are employed and the people they work with every day.