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Networking at the 2023 show focuses on bringing together professionals to share in- sights, explore innovations and foster busi- ness relationships within the industry. Tis year’s networking lineup includes
Te Irrigation Show exhibit floor attracts the leading irrigation and lighting compa- nies from around the world to participate in the high-energy, industry-renowned trade show. Te floor is a center of activity and showcases hundreds of products and ser- vices, special presentations, the popular new product contest and more. It is the place to make new business connections and engage with qualified buyers and decision-makers from across the industry. In addition to the show floor, attendees
have the opportunity to visit the Innovation Hubs, which are special centers of activity that will host a variety of industry presenta- tions such as the Pitch Competition featur- ing irrigation technology startup companies, live judging for the New Product Contest and the 2023 Industry Insights sessions. New this year for the 2023 Irrigation
Show and Education Week is the Attendee Scavenger Hunt. Te hunt is an interactive networking game that starts Nov. 29, when the exhibit floor opens. Prizes for the at- tendee scavenger hunt include a MacBook Air and an Apple Watch. A new feature in 2023, the IA Pavilion
is the heart of the Irrigation Show exhibit floor. Tis 360° central hub will be the 2023 attendee’s go-to place, connecting them with the IA tools and insights needed to stay engaged. Our on-site library of resourc- es includes access to IA books, both of our free print publications and a resume wall. Attendees can connect directly with IA staff for in-person answers to questions on mem- bership, education opportunities, publica- tion subscriptions and our advocacy efforts.
several notable events and sessions. High- lights include the River Walk Fiesta spon- sored by Smart Rain, the Women in Irriga- tion Breakfast and the Young Professionals Social, both sponsored by Hunter. Addi- tionally, Ewing Outdoor Supply sponsors the General Session and Breakfast, and Seeger Water brings the Craft Brewfest to attendees. Other networking opportuni- ties include the First-Timers Roundtable and the Pack for Impact event, supported by Hunter, FX Luminaire and Senninger. Alongside these core events, there will also be local excursions for attendees to partic- ipate in.
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Te Irrigation Show offers attendees a ro- bust lineup of educational programming, expert-led sessions and informative indus- try insights. Key features include practical skill-building sessions, access to the latest research and business best practices from leading industry experts. Additionally, at- tendees can earn continuing education unit credits and partake in on-site certification exams. Notable events and sessions include:
IA University: Sponsored by Senninger and SiteOne Landscape Supply, along with an accompanying IA Instructor, Student & Volunteer Reception (by invitation only).
Industry Insights: An initiative sponsored by Calsense, Industry Insights is a series of panel discussions and presentations that will be presented live during the Irrigation Show. Led by content experts, these presen- tations will provide attendees with infor- mation on the latest irrigation trends, busi- ness growth and practices, technology and innovation, government regulations and advocacy issues, sustainability and more.
CAD landscape learning labs: Sponsored by LandFX, these sessions offer hands-on insights into landscape design and plan- ning.
Certification: With exams sponsored by Senninger and SiteOne Landscape Supply, it also includes an exclusive Certification Luncheon for invited IA-certified profes- sionals.
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