
July 28, 2009, INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – The baking industry’s first online trade
show, eBakery-Show International 2009, will move its opening date from Aug. 1
to Wednesday, Sept. 16.
According to Matt D’Agostino CMB this date moves the show closer to other baking
industry shows in October. “In addition to all the benefits of the
virtual show, the eBakery-Show will serve as a “launching” ground for new
products and ideas for those shows and motivate attendees to attend and
participate in those live events,” D’Agostino said. The eBakery-Show will now
run until Nov. 14.
eBakery-Show International will kick-off its opening day
with six webinars scheduled between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. EDT. Dubbed “Super Seminar
Day,” the lineup includes:
Time |
Title |
Presenter |
9:00 |
Trends in 2009 and Beyond |
Heather Henstock, Editor, Modern Baking |
10:30 |
Marketing Ideas |
Pillsbury Bakery Institute |
12:00 |
Fall & Winter Wedding Cake Decorating |
Cheryl Sherman, Ambrosia Bakery, Baton Rouge Louisiana |
1:30 |
Gelato 101: How to Increase Your Sales, Where to Start and |
Biagio Settepani |
3:00 |
Don’t Leave Money on the Table: A Baker’s Dozen of Fatal |
Carson Porter |
4:30 |
How to Turn an Idea into a National Business |
Francine Greene, Cakes Across America |
eBakery-Show International 2009 eliminates many of the
hurdles for those who exhibit as well as attend trade shows. This virtual,
online show:
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Eliminates
travel expenses. All that is needed to attend is a broadband Internet
connection and latest version of Adobe Flash.
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Everyone
can attend. The show requires no time away from the office and will be
available around the clock for 60 days. -
More
education. Visitors can attend every educational session of interest and
will have the opportunity to download supplemental documentation and
handouts. -
Bridge
the generation gap. The show offers bakers of all ages – from those just
starting out to seasoned professionals – efficient opportunities for
networking by using widely available technology. -
No
carbon footprint. EBakery-Show International 2009 is 100 per cent green, eliminating
the carbon footprint of traditional tradeshows. The show will offset
already low carbon emissions by purchasing credits with a portion of every
booth and admission fee.
Those interested in learning more about how to exhibit
eBakery-Show International 2009 can visit www.ebakeryshowinfo.com.
Those who wish to attend can do so for free and register through the same website.
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