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PROSPECTUS Building Industry Bringing the Alberta Industry Together BUILDEX Alberta is the forum connecting the province’s holistic PROSPECTUS building industry. The largest event of its kind in Alberta, BUILDEX brings together an ecosystem of professional communities to learn, network and be inspired by the latest trends, innovations and challenges from an industry in transformation. BUILDEX enables Architecture, Design, Engineering, Construction, and Property Management professionals to immerse themselves in dialogue and build community, while providing a meaningful platform for industry advancement. • Industry Decision Makers • Keynote Presentations • Roundtable Discussions IT’S ALL HERE // • Networking Events • Tours • Seminars • Demonstration Areas CONTENTS 3 BUILDEX Alberta At-A-Glance 4 Your Audience is HERE 5 Pricing — A Cost-Effective Event 6 2019 Exhibitors Build for the Future BUILDEX is the forum connecting the holistic building industry 7 Don’t Take It From Us — What Our Exhibitors Say — uniting tradition and innovation to shape the spaces of our tomorrow. Showcase your business, generate sales leads and build your 8 Who Attends brand in this time of economic evolution and development. Adopt a long-term approach, and plant the seeds for growing relationships. 10 2018 Sponsors & Supporting Assocations Don’t miss your chance to partake in BUILDEX Alberta — the province’s largest event of its kind and the hub for all professionals who design, build and manage in the real estate and construction industry. 2 BUILDEX ALBERTA AT-A-GLANCE Who Attends • Real Estate Broker • Other • Real Estate Financing • Government • Construction Management • Construction Material Supplier • Project Management 3% • Manufacturer 4% • Contractor (Commercial) • Distributor 5% 20% 5% • Building Operations SECTORS • Facility Management 8% 54% 25% Commercial Residential 9% 5% • Contractor (Residential) Education/ Government • Renovator (Residential) 10% Institutional • Architects • Design Technologists • Homebuilder 7% 26% • Interior Designer Industrial 9% 10% • Engineering • Building Owner/Developer 20+26+10+9+10+8+5+5+4+3+• Property ManagerH 3 YOUR AUDIENCE IS HERE Expect to: Who Exhibits BUILDEX features products, services, and technologies relevant to those designing, building and • Generate qualified leads managing real estate of all kinds. • Develop new interest from established customers by upselling and cross-selling • Architectural products and services • Flooring and radiant floor heating • Roofing products, services and • Building envelope products and • HVAC products and services technologies • Launch new products or service offerings services • Insulation • Security systems and services • Test new ideas and get immediate feedback • Building products, materials and • Insurance and risk management • Tile and stone • Build your brand and raise awareness supplies • Landscape and garden products • Weatherproofing and rain screens • Building and wall systems • Connect with professionals from all • Lighting • Concrete and asphalt • Windows, doors and window coverings facets of the industry • Plumbing products • Energy conservation and management • Wood products • Enhance existing relationships • Property maintenance products and • Engineering services • And more 4 PRICING — A COST-EFFECTIVE EVENT Return on Investment Exhibit Space Get in Touch TAILOR-MADE SESSIONS: Choose from 50 Rental Includes: seminars, which are accredited by IDCEC and • Your website listed on BOMI. All of our sessions are priced individually buildexalberta.com. Our Chris Griffiths and competitively to ensure that delegates get website gets more than 25,000 Account Manager maximum value. visits annually! Phone: 403.618.5393 COMPLIMENTARY PASSES: Invite your network, Email: [email protected] • Your website listed in our and premier customers with free passes to showguide distributed to all attend the event. We also circulate thousands of attendees 2020 Rates complimentary passes to exhibitors, sponsors, association partners and media. • Six complimentary seminars KIOSK – $1,250 (some exceptions) — 50 10 x 10 – $2,200 EDUCATION IS INCLUDED: All exhibiting companies seminars to choose from! 10 x 20 – $4,000 will have the option to register for educational 10 x 30 – $5,400 sessions or to assign access to your most • Unlimited complimentary visitor passes for your 20 x 20 – $7,200 important customer. customers Custom Size – please contact us for info ENTRENCHED IN THE COMMUNITY: Build on • Unlimited number of exhibitor badges *$175 additional per corner BUILDEX’s strong brand and enjoy the wide reach • 24-hour security during the exposition *$75 Extended Exhibitor Listing of the event, attracting the movers and shakers and key players in the industry from across the province. • Use of the BUILDEX Alberta logo on your website and sales collateral for enhanced brand-building NETWORKING EVENTS: Mingle and network with your colleagues throughout the span of the event, and enjoy Happy Hour on us on Day 1, at our Industry reception networking event. 5 2019 EXHIBITORS Adfast Corp Dyson Canada PM Signs Corporation Aecolux Technology Ltd. Edward Jones PowerHouse Building Solutions Inc. AeroBarrier Endura Form Plastic Solutions Ltd. PPG Architectural Coatings Aiphone Corporation Enercare Connections Inc. Priority Credit Management Corp.(PCM) AK Export Energy Network Services Procore Alberta Floor Safety Solutions Enviro-Works Inc. Profast Alberta Wood Works! Firestone Building Products Canada Purepave Allied Air Enterprise- Magic-Pak Formtech Windows Inc Robertson Buildings Allura by Plycem Fox Blocks ICF & TRUEGRID Pavers ROCKWOOL Alpine Mouldings Ltd by Airlite Plastics Co. Romex Canada Anixter Canada Inc. Galaxy Security Inc. Rose Paving Asyma Solutions Ltd Gasonic Group Ltd. Royal Architectural Institute of Canada Atlas-Apex Roofing Inc. GME Canada Inc. ROYER AZEK Building Products GRAPHISOFT Rymar Synthetic Grass B8 Ventures Ltd Greenwave Innovations SaskTel Business Solutions BBB Serving Southern Alberta & East Kootenay Horizon North Logistics Inc. Savaria Lifts Beacon Canada Industrial Waterproof Systems Ltd. Selkirk Signs Bow Wood Cabinet Systems Innotech Windows + Doors Sieco-Tech Canada Inc. Brandt PTD Innovative Fall Protection Inc. Signarama Calgary Construction Association IPS - International Power Systems SiteMax Systems CanBIM James Hardie Siding Products SPI Health and Safety Canada Green Building Council Korasia Sheet Metal Stabilit Canada Inc. Canada Mat Ledsion Canada Suite Outdoors Canadrone Inspection & Imaging Services Inc. Leviton Can-Cell Industries Inc. LG Business Solutions Superform Products Ltd. Cansel Mclean Lumber Sybertech Citron Hygiene Molok North America Ltd. Tanzite StoneDecks City of Edmonton, Change Buildings for Climate Mountainview Systems Ltd Terra Landscape Clean A Peel Alberta LTD MultiGas Detection & TOA Canada Corporation Cloverdale Paint Inc Instrumentation Services Group Inc TradeSpace CMIC MYI Developments Trigger Containment (Nordic Fence LTD) Cook’s Construction & Consulting NanaWall Systems Inc. Tuff Industries Inc. Cozifoam Roof Armor Systems NRCan Vectorworks Custom Building Products Original Energy Sales Vertical Oxygen Daam Galvanizing Peikko Canada Inc Watchnet Inc. Danver Outdoor Kitchens Pella Western Canada Western Kwik Forms Inc Deficiency Group Pilot Group WSB Titan - Shoemaker Drywall Digital Solar Ltd PlanGrid Zebra Consulting Durock Alfacing International LTD Plasti-Fab Ltd. ZZ Construction Ltd. 6 DON’T TAKE IT FROM US — WHAT OUR EXHIBITORS SAY: “BUILDEX pays off with excellent market exposure “The size of [BUILDEX] is great for our companies because to architects and builders, and sales which can be “We achieved excellent results at BUILDEX. the attendees that hare here to do business and they have directly attributed to contacts made at the show.” Through our keynote sponsorship we the time to really sit and talk to our companies about their could drive additional traffic to our booths. possible partnership opportunities. Some of our companies – April Keene, Trade Show & Working with the western team for the have inked deals while here. Everyone has had a really Events Manager, NanaWall BUILDEX shows has been a pleasure. They successful show. We are planning to be coming back.” have provided us with several customized - Angelyn DeYoung, Montana Department of Commerce solutions that met our needs and provided excellent results. We’ve renewed our user-circle commitment to BUILDEX this year.” – Eric Yap, SVP Business Relations, Crawford Compliance user-circle “BUILDEX has been the best way “We have a lot of partnerships with industries user-circle for us to meet as many people groups and trades manufactures. BUILDEX “BUILDEX provided us with some from the engineers and architects helps us connect the designers with the good sales leads, and ongoing that specify the products to the trade partners.” partnerships. It’s also opened installers and homeowners alike. Being a new business in Canada, - Eric White, Mission Green Buildings up some A&D contacts as well. Each year we do an ROI on each it’s important for us to get out trade show, so many have been there and that is what BUILDEX dropped but we continue to allows us to do. That is why we are “We encounter from BUILDEX participate in BUILDEX based on coming back for our 4th year.” user-circle members from several different that value.” - Thomas Kirk, ROMEX business sectors. It’s important – Bruce Cook, Business we’re here in person so that we Development Executive, can connect
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