Why Exhibit at MM Live USA, MEMS Live USA or NANO Live USA?
MM, MEMS and NANO Live events provide the perfect exhibitor showcase with a broad range of technologies on display alongside a vast array of cutting edge seminars to enhance the visitor experience. The reasons why you should consider exhibiting at any show are the same, business generation, launching new products, re-afirming your place in the industry, you've heard that list many times before!
Here are some more powerful reasons why you should take a closer look at MM, MEMS and NANO Live!
The show was great, we got 40 leads yesterday, 42 leads today. I'll probably get 20 tomorrow. I'll be at this show next year. You did a good job advertising it; you did a good job organising it, in my opinion. I'll definitely come back.
Keith Brown, Sales Manager. CGI
We are excited about MM Live, because micro has been our business for 25 years and there hasn't been a specific venue for us to showcase at. We're extremely excited about what MM Live has to bring into the United States as well as Europe. We see it as a great partnership; there is a lot of great synergy between our companies.
Aaron Johnson, Marketing Manager, Accumold
Designers are coming through, mechanical engineers are coming through, even presidents of micro manufacturing companies.
John Lee, Leer Technologies/Sarix
The promotion was phenomenal. I saw the [MM Live USA] logo everywhere, as well as lots of emails and other promotions.
Donna Bibber, Micro Engineering Solutions
I think Rapid News has done a fabulous job on promotion and getting the word out, and for a first-time show I think it was a great success. I think the show overall has been a huge success with a really good, positive turnout. The quality of the visitors was very positive for us. We got very good leads out of it.
Gary Zurek, Kern Precision
For us in particular it's been marvellous. We've got several opportunities, our booth space seems to be better than we expected,
Chris Salome, Eagle Alliances
I think that you are very successful at bringing in the focused market: precision, micro, high tolerance applications.
Kohei Shinohara, Sodick Plustech
I was a little sceptical of the venue, with the location being Cincinnati. I usually prefer more major cities like Chicago or Las Vegas for trade shows, so that was a concern. However, in our case, so far it's played out really well. We have a lot of leads from people who are really seeking our products or even, in a lot of cases, our company. A lot of them have been actually users of our products who have come in to see if there are any new offerings. We seem to be doing well and I'm finding the show valuable.
Mark Thum, Kyocera
On the second day we certainly secured some qualified leads, also from the exhibitors at the show, as there are a lot of people who hadn't heard about our technology before.
Jesse Garant, Jesse Garant & Associates
Overall it was a good show, we had good networking, good leads, quality visitors, so I consider it a good show.
Sunil Taneja, Ind Sphinx
I think [the show] is a good chance for us to expose what we do. It's a new field for us and it's a good chance for us to show what we do and learn at the same time.
Don Kupp, Advanced Powder Products
We are somewhat new to this industry and we're coming here to explore and pursue customers in this field. We've had a reasonable number of people to come by and we've worked on educating them on what we do. We're happy with the exposure that the show is bringing to us. We are at the early stages of development, so it's about making contacts to point us in the right direction. We've had some valuable leads that have come from this.
David Faddis, Nanosurf,
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