Vendor/Exhibitor Application Forms
2010
APPLICATIONS BELOW
These were mailed out the week of October 11th to all parties.
The 2010 show has now come
and gone, but if you are interested in participating in
our 2011 show, please use the applications below as a reference and send us your contact
information. 2011 applications will likely be posted September 2010.
Scroll down for additional information.
These are all .pdf documents... for Adobe Reader, click Here.
SELLING Vendor/Manufacturer form
Vendor Cover Letter
NON-SELLING Exhibitor form
(also for use by non-profits that solicit donations/subscriptions/memberships only)
Exhibitor Cover Letter
Contract backside (the "fine print")
Name Badge Form
At this time we do not have an online application. If you
wish, you can print, fill out, and scan the application and email it as an
attachment to:
info@ttsgbllc.com
Or pop it in the mail and send it USPS to:
TTS of Green Bay, LLC
2737 North Packerland Drive, Suite 2H
Green Bay, WI 54303
NEW FOR 2011: As the tables supplied for our use at Shopko Hall
get old and worn out and therefore retired, the facility management is replacing
them with new tables. A few things to note about this:
1. Newer wood tables are 24" wide, not 30";
PMI is building these in-house and they are likely 24" wide so they can get two
out of a sheet of plywood.
Theoretically there are enough of the 30" tables remaining to supply our vendors
at this time; 24" tables will be used first for the layouts. Eventually,
however, there may not be enough 30" tables to go around.
2. New plastic tables ARE 30" wide, similar in appearance to the kind
of table many of you have purchased (at Sam's, for example). However,
PMI's experience with these is that they are not as strong as the wood tables
and will deform or collapse under any significant weight (like a book seller,
for example). Therefore they are limiting our use of these as well.
In any event, please LABEL YOUR PERSONAL TABLES so they don't get mixed up with
PMI's during their inventory process.
3. Please note we have no control over what tables are
available, as we do not own them ourselves. We will make every effort to
make sure 24" tables go to non-critical spots at the show, and we are actively
working with facility management to resolve the issue before it becomes
critical. WE ARE AWARE of many vendors' (and some layouts) apprehension
over this table issue, so we appreciate your patience as we do our best to
accommodate your needs.
One other thing related to #2 above: If you are using electricity
(layouts included), please make sure you're using ONE plug (one socket... not
both parts of an ordinary duplex receptacle). Again, the facility is
charging us PER PLUG, not per receptacle (we know it's silly). IF YOU NEED MORE THAN ONE
OUTLET, please let us know. You should be able to attach a power strip to
the single socket and get what you need.
Standard Information
For layouts, please note that we cannot possibly accommodate all
layouts that apply; our venue size just simply isn't large enough and vendor
tables are what pays for the space.
That doesn't mean to discourage you from applying! We simply must operate
on a first-come, first-serve basis (by scale), which means get your applications
back to us as soon as possible after we mail them to you. It not only is
very democratic, it levels the playing field and also usually "mixes things up"
so there is a new mix of layouts every year.
A recent update to the application policy is that any layout turned down for a
show is automatically guaranteed a spot at the next show. Since we usually
have to turn away three or four HO layouts, this assures a fresh rotation.
A completed application is still required. Hopefully this addresses the
concerns of clubs that have felt slighted by our previous policy or were
affected by the uneven services of the USPS.
For Vendors, the more tables we sell, the more likely it is we will
expand our available floor space, including the "Resch Connector" (which we
cannot guarantee in any case). Note that
table prices go up $10 after January 31st, 2011, so if you know you are coming,
it is in your best interest to apply early.
We did have a few issues in 2008 with new vendors misunderstanding what they
were getting. A "regular" table is just that: a 30" x 96" table, set
up so there is at least 42" of useable space behind it; it is NOT a 10'x10'
space.
For that, you would need to request a "Prime" spot, which is a 10x10 space in
the front of the hall that includes a skirted table and surrounding "pipe and
drape" (like a professional trade show). You will see the difference in
pricing on the application.
Also, please remember that while we try our hardest to accommodate location
and arrangement requests (e.g. "just like last
year please!"), we cannot guarantee anything due to the changing
nature of the participants. If anything is a "deal breaker", please let us
know.
If you have any
questions, give us a call or drop us an email. Thank you!
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