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Mid Am 2013 revamps trade show floor

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The show will also expand into the outdoor living market.

| November 20, 2012

CHICAGO – The Mid America Horticultural Trade Show (Mid Am) Board of Directors has unveiled a complete redesign of the show’s floor plan for Mid Am 2013, and plans are well underway to include the Outdoor Living market segment. These changes were prompted by direct feedback from past exhibitors and attendees.

“Reports from members in the field are indicating that our industry is beginning to rebound, including information on where future opportunities lay. These changes became must-do, and must-do now to meet evolving needs,” commented Joe Khayyat, Mid Am executive director. “The changes to the trade show floor are meant to create a more meaningful discovery experience for buyers looking to jump start their spring buying season and for exhibitors looking to spend meaningful time with serious buyers.”

Mid Am 2013 will showcase, brand-new, attendee requested features, including:
• A product-segmented floor plan
• An education theater right on the show floor
• Access to outdoor living vendors

"As a landscape architect my clients look to me for recommendations for creating not only green aesthetics but an overall ambience that integrates a variety of products into their outdoor living space including furniture, fabrics, four-season containers, fire and water elements, lighting, etc.,” said Tony LoBello, Mariani Landscape. “Mid Am is now the one place where I can see trees and plant material while also experiencing the newest, hottest outdoor living styles and fashion trends. These enhancements help me convert my clients' visions into reality and help increase my bottom line.”
 

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