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Technology Showcase Online
Expo Floor Plan & Booth Information
Westin Harbour Castle - Toronto, Ontario, Canada
25-29 June 2006
Showcase technologies, products, and services to more than 600 key leaders in the field of ceramics and glass!
Exhibit Dates:
Monday, 26 June 2006, 3:30 pm - 6:00 pm
Tuesday, 27 June 2006, 3:30 pm - 6:00 pm
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| Floor Plan |
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Booth Costs and Size
| Location: |
Metropolitan Grand Ballrooms West and Centre
Westin Harbour Castle Hotel
One Harbour Square
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
www.westin.com |
| Exhibit Dates: |
Monday, 26 June 2006, 3:30 pm - 6:00 pm
Tuesday, 27 June 2006, 3:30 pm - 6:00 pm |
| Rental Rates: |
10ft. × 10ft. Booth - $1,995
Tabletop - $1,595 |
| Rental Includes: |
One ICC registration per 10 ft. × 10 ft. booth or tabletop
Two exhibit worker registrations per booth or tabletop
Booth includes draped 8 ft. high back wall and 3 ft. high side rails,
plus an 8 ft draped table and 2 side chairs
Tabletop includes a 6 ft. draped table
ID sign: Company name and booth
Complimentary listing in online directory that will appear on www.ceramics.org/icc from
1 May 2006 through 1 August 2006
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| Expo Profile The 1st
International Congress on Ceramics (ICC) is a new series
of biennial meetings organized by The American Ceramic
Society, the Ceramic
Society of Japan, and the European Ceramic Society. The
inaugural Congress is a global event designed to facilitate
discussion and planning concerning
major issues that impact the ceramics and glass industry,
culminating in the development of a Global Roadmap for
Ceramics and Glass.
The ICC is designed to attract business and R&D leaders, as well
as scientists and entrepreneurs working in emerging ceramic and glass
technologies. This event provides an excellent opportunity to showcase
your organizations’ technologies, products and services to more
than 600 key ceramic and glass business leaders and technology experts.
A key feature of the ICC is the Technology Showcase, which takes place
on Monday, 26 June and Tuesday, 27 June and consists of 30 booths and
24 tabletop exhibits. The Technology Showcase is integrated with two
high-profile poster sessions to ensure that attendees spend quality
time in the exhibit hall. Plus, exhibit hours do not conflict with
ICC sessions allowing exhibiting companies to fully participate in
the Congress.
This Congress is unlike any other event. It is not another technical
meeting. It is an interactive event that will produce a global roadmap
for ceramics. This roadmap will be used by industry, government, and
university research centers throughout the world to impact the field
of ceramics and glass.
Attendees of the ICC are interested in a wide range of applications,
crosscutting issues and technologies:
| Applications: |
| Biology and Medicine |
Consumer Products |
| Electronics |
Energy |
| Environment |
Glass & Optical Materials |
| Global Security |
Transportation |
| Physical Infrastructure |
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| Crosscutting Issues and Technologies: |
| Ceramic Systems |
Economics |
| Environmental, Safety and Health |
Globalization |
| Innovative Processing |
Intellectual Property |
| Nanotechnology |
New Materials |
With premium space selling quickly, now is the best time
to lock in your booth or tabletop location!
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| Sponsorship Opportunities Sponsorship is a great way to promote your organization before, during
and after the Congress. Make your organization top-of-mind with key
leaders in ceramics and glass. All sponsors will be identified in the
Congress meeting guide, on the ICC website, on signs during the Congress,
and in the Global Roadmap produced from the ICC.
Sponsors will have the opportunity to showcase their products and
services or new technologies as part of the inaugural Techology Showcase.
A 10 ft. × 10 ft. booth or tabletop is provided to sponsors who contribute
more than $6,000. A tabletop is provided to sponsors who contribute
more than $3,000.
General Sponsor–$3,000
General sponsorships help defray speaker costs and other
general program costs of putting on the Congress. Includes tabletop.
Refreshment Break Sponsor–$3,000
Sponsor one or more of seven refreshment breaks. Includes
a sign identifying your company as a Refreshment Break Sponsor and
a tabletop.
Lunch Sponsor–$6,000
Sponsor one or more of the three ICC lunches. Includes
a sign identifying your company as a Lunch Sponsor and a booth or
tabletop.
Welcome Reception, Banquet, Toronto Dinner Cruise Sponsor–$10,000
Sponsor one or more of the three ICC evening events: (1)
Sunday Welcome Reception, (2) Monday evening Toronto Dinner Event,
(3) Wednesday Banquet. Includes a sign identifying your company as
the event sponsor and a booth or tabletop.
Reserve your space in front of global ceramics and glass leaders today!
For more information, please contact:
Mark J. Mecklenborg
Staff Director, Technical Publications and Meetings
The American Ceramic Society
735 Ceramic Place, Suite 100
Westerville OH 43081
Phone: 614-794-5829
FAX: 614-794-5882
mmecklenborg@ceramics.org |
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