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CalCo at the AWWA Expo in Chicago
Posted on June 23rd, 2016 No commentsThe American Water Works Association (AWWA) held its Annual Conference and Exposition (ACE16) from June 19-22nd at McCormick Place West in Chicago.
It was great to connect with CalCo’s current customers and form new partnerships in an event that brings together water utility leaders, manufacturers, community members and more in the water industry.
ACE16 offers a robust innovation focus with professional sessions in the Innovation: Making Connections & Overcoming Barriers track and sessions in the Innovation Lounge to engage with water utility leaders, the regulatory community and manufacturers as they share their approaches to overcoming barriers and accelerating innovation within the water sector. Sponsors of the ACE16 included Neptune Technology Group, HomeServe, Greenley and Hansen, Sensus, ch2m and more.
No matter what area of business you’re in, CalCo’s goal is to create state-of-the-art models that grab the attention of your customers. We provide customized solutions to your individual needs so your product stands out at every exposition, conference and trade show you attend.
When is your next expo? Contact us for help with your trade show cutaway needs by calling us at 847.639.3858 or emailing us at charles@calcocutaways.com.
*Photos by Charles Roth
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