MC&E Early Bird Deadline is This Friday
The early-bird deadline for the 2003 ATA Management Conference and Exhibition has been extended until this Friday
The early-bird deadline for the 2003 ATA Management Conference and Exhibition has been extended until this Friday.
Those who sign up to attend this year’s event by Friday will be charged at 1995 rates.
The 2003 event will be held Oct. 19-22 at the San Antonio Marriott Rivercenter and Riverwalk Hotels and the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in San Antonio, Texas.
The conference serves as meeting place for thousands of motor carriers and suppliers each year. This year, conference attendees will celebrate the centennial of trucking and the 70th anniversary of ATA.
There will be industry speakers, educational sessions, entertainment, exhibits and the opportunity to network with peers in the industry.
The uncertainty of today’s economy has significantly impacted the transportation industry. Companies are faced with exploring numerous alternatives to traditional business practices. With total profit margins slimming, this year’s ATA Management Conference & Exhibition can help attendees adapt to this turbulent period.
For more information, visit http://truckline.com/insideata.
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