Conference
NeoCon Chicago 2012
June 11–June 13
Merchandise Mart, 222 Merchandise Mart Plaza, Chicago, Illinois
More than 40,000 trade professionals are expected to attend the 2012 National Exhibition of Contract Furnishings, which takes place in Chicago June 11th through 13th. NeoCon features the latest design trends, products, and concepts in office, healthcare, hospitality, residential, institutional and government interior environments from more than 700 showrooms and exhibitors. In addition to the latest designs, NeoCon offers the most comprehensive conference schedule in the industry with more than 120 CEU-accredited seminars, industry association forums, and keynote presentations, and is North America’s largest exhibition of contract furnishings for the design and management of the built environment. Registration begins in March.
More info: neocon.com
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