NWFCC 2011 - Vendors/Exhibitors

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The NWFCC 2011 trade show is now SOLD OUT.

All vendors interested in exhibiting at the NWFCC 2011 and would like to be added to the waitlist, please email nwfcc@gofishbc.com.

Payment

Booth w/ Electricity (incl. skirted table, backdrop, and 2 chairs, 7amp/750W single receptacle)	$500.00 USD
Basic Booth (incl. skirted table, backdrop, and 2 chairs)	$475.00 USD
Note: Both options include two conference registrations.

Payment is by USD Money Order or USD Cheque made out to 'Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC' and mailed to:

Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC
101 - 80 Regatta Landing
Victoria, BC
Canada V9A 7S2

Exhibitor Information

Exhibitor Information Form: click here.

Contact and address for the Victoria Conference Centre:

Alison Carter
Exhibit/Event Coordinator | Victoria Conference Centre
720 Douglas Street
Victoria, BC
Canada V8W 3M7
Tel: 250-361-1015 Fax: 250-361-1030
alisonc@victoriaconference.com

Entry the morning of the 6th and take down after noon on the 8th.

If you have special requirements for your display or need early set up, please contact us and we will put you in contact with the VCC who can arrange to meet your needs.

Broker

All non-Canadians will need a passport or other acceptable government-issue ID to enter Canada. As well, you will need to clear customs with your display material.

If you do not have a broker for trade show items a contact has been forwarded:

Robyn Adams
Sales Manager | Events on the Move
Customs Brokerage and Shipping for the Meeting and Convention Industry
Tel: 604-647-0130 Fax: 604-647-0136
Toll Free: 1-877-355-1116
radams@eventsonthemove.com

Registration/Questions?

Please feel free to contact us directly if you have any questions.

Verna Cameron & Jim Powell
Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC
P 250.414.4202
F 250.414.4211
Toll Free 1.888.621.4200
nwfcc@gofishbc.com
http://www.gofishbc.com/nwfcc/nwfcc_2011.aspx

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