The Pro Expo™ Presents a Chance to Earn CECs While Helping Those in Need
January 27th, 2010 | Category: Event NewsEvents across the United States and Canada in 2010 will help those in the design, building and remodeling industries build their business skills and help feed the hungry, during the Pro Expo presented by Pella. During the free events, attendees can obtain continuing education credits, learn about the latest products, services and gain tips to help build their business and support local food banks in partnership with The Salvation Army.
“We recognize that it’s been a tough year for many people economically, and that’s why we’re partnering with The Salvation Army and asking attendees to donate non-perishable food items to be collected at each event,” says Pella Corporation trade segment manager Jarred Roy. “We’re expecting an ‘army’ of attendees and we hope that together we can help secure plenty of food to be donated to local food banks through The Salvation Army to help feed the respective area’s hungry.”
Events will be held every Tuesday and Thursday, February 2through May 13, from 3 to 8 p.m. A number of other companies including Kohler®, James Hardie®, Schluter Systems®, AZEK®, DuPont® and Contractors.com will join Pella® Windows and Doors in showcasing products, services and the latest building practices.
Training and educational credits will be offered in partnership with the National Association of The Remodeling Industry (NARI®), National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) and American Institute of Architects (AIA). Sessions presented by Pella and industry partners will cover proper window installation, marketing ideas, construction tips, trends, and “green” building.
Events will be held in the following locations:
Feb. 2 — Denver, Coors Field
Feb. 4 — Salt Lake City, Energy Solutions Arena
Feb. 9 — San Diego, Qualcomm Stadium
Feb. 11 — Phoenix, Chase Field
Feb. 16 — Los Angeles, Dodger Stadium
Feb. 18 — San Francisco, AT&T Park
Feb. 23 — Nashville, Tenn., LP Field
Feb. 25 — Green Bay, Wis., Lambeau Field
March 2 — Des Moines, Iowa, Iowa Events Center
March 4 — Atlanta, Turner Field
March 9 — Charlotte, N.C., Bank of America Stadium
March 11 — West Caldwell, N.J., Atlantic Health Jets Training Center
March 16 — Richmond, Va., Richmond Int’l Raceway
March 18 — Chicago, Soldier Field
March 23 — New York City, Citi Field
March 25 — Boston, Gillette Stadium
March 30 — Philadelphia, Citizens Bank Park
April 1 — Kansas City, Mo., Kauffman Stadium
April 6 — Pittsburgh, PNC Park
April 8 — Grand Rapids, Mich., Van Andel Arena
April 13 — Milwaukee, Miller Park
April 15 — Minneapolis, Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
April 20 — Columbus, Ohio, Schottenstein Center
April 22 — St. Louis, Busch Stadium
April 27 — Cincinnati, Ohio, Great American Ball Park
April 29 — Cleveland, Ohio, Cleveland Browns Stadium
May 4 — Toronto, Ontario (Canada), Rogers Centre
May 6 — Detroit, Ford Field
May 11 — Seattle, Safeco Field
May 13 — Portland, Ore., Oregon Convention Center