Wednesday, April 18, 2012

On Location: FDIC Tradeshow, Booth Setup!

Yesterday our Tradeshow Team arrived in Indianapolis, Indiana to get TheFireStore's booth ready & setup in anticipation of the FDIC Show that begins tomorrow!

The FDIC Show is the largest Firefighters convention (including training, too) in the US and it's attended by many of our loyal customers. Our Tradeshow Team at TheFireStore is excited to see you, tell you about the great deals, and assist you with an inquiry or sale.

So stop on by booth 108 and say hello!

Until then...here are a few behind-the-scenes shots, giving you just a tiny glimpse into the work that goes into setting up such a large booth!

(going over layout design & starting grid set-up)

(more grid set-up, it takes many hands!)

(signs are starting to go up!)

Stay tuned for more updated photos!

As always, our online website is up with sales running! Wildland items are still 10% off, as well as the Tru-Spec pants on sale...check it out!

See you at the show, or see you on our website!

4 comments:

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DumbleJum said...

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Judy Peter said...

Excitement builds as TheFireStore preps for FDIC! Catch us at booth 108 to unlock exclusive deals. Setting up this massive booth is a real challenge, almost as intense as navigating a downhill course in Snow Rider 3D! Our team's determination mirrors the thrill of mastering those icy slopes. We're ready to serve our loyal firefighters and show off all the best equipment.

Rikana said...

Wow, that booth setup looks like a lot of work! Good luck to the team at FDIC! It's always impressive to see the behind-the-scenes hustle that goes into these big events. I bet it's rewarding connecting with customers face-to-face, though. Reminds me of how satisfying it is to finally crack a tough sudoku puzzle after staring at it for ages. Totally different skill set, but the feeling of accomplishment is similar! Hope you all have a fantastic show!