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Send us your company or industry organization photos for possible inclusion in Snapshots

in an upcoming issue. Email high-resolution images to

PPB

News Editor James Khattak at

JamesK@ppai.org

and

be sure to include a description, plus your name and contact information.

The SAGE ShowDraws Distributors

FromAcrossThe Region To Irving, Texas

The fourth annual SAGE Show and Education Day brought the promotional products

industry to Irving, Texas’ Irving Convention Center August 31-September 1. The

show featured networking opportunities, an extensive education lineup produced in

collaboration with PPAI, and a show floor open to distributors and their clients.

HPPA Hot Stuff Expo, SAGE

Show Attendees Step Up

For Louisiana Flood Relief

Industry members and companies stepped up in support of

those affected by the flooding this summer in Louisiana. In

August, attendees and exhibitors at the Houston Promotional

Products Association’s Hot Stuff Expo in Houston, andThe SAGE

Show in Irving together donated two pallets worth of items for

flood relief. PPAI business partner Group Transportation Services

is working with HPPA, SAGE and the Association to transport

the pallets to Tammy Cormier, owner of distributor Trinity

Promotional in New Iberia, Louisiana, who acted as the point of

contact for the product donations and oversaw their distribution.

PPAI’s Seth Barnett Joins

PMANC For Discussion On

Selling To Millennial Buyers

On August 16, PPAI Diversity Development and Engagement

Manager Seth Barnett met with members of the Promotional

Marketing Association of Northern California (PMANC) for

a discussion on selling to the Millennial buyer. The event

was held at the offices of distributor Lahlouh, Inc. (UPIC:

IDEA0018) in Burlingame, California.

PPAI staff get supplies donated by HPPA Hot Stuff Expo and SAGE Show attendees

and exhibitors ready to be shipped to those affected by the floods in Louisiana.

PPAI’s Seth Barnett focused the session on creating generational commonality

when selling to Millennials. He shared tools shaped from existing industry sales

knowledge and new research to help promote brand and company awareness

among younger buyers. He was also joined on stage by a panel of industry

Millennials who shared their perspectives on the topic in a Q&A session.

SAGE CEO Eric Natinsky delivered the show’s keynote

session on the impact of the technological revolution.

SAGE Show

attendees browse

the more than

225 exhibitor

booths on the

show floor.

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