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October 26, 2017 We’re excited to invite you to our About Our Speaker Technology Tailgate & Customer Appreciation Open House on Thursday, October 26, 2017! At our tailgate, you’ll meet and hear from former Dallas Cowboys cornerback & Super Bowl XXX MVP, Larry Brown, Jr. You’ll also learn about the latest business technology innovations that are certain to help your organization and employees win big this season. Finally, as would be expected, we’ll be serving up some world-class Hard Eight BBQ to make your tailgate experience complete! (Please open for more!) What we’ll be sharing at our event. October 26, 2017 At the Technology Tailgate, we will be providing a variety of stations where you can freely gather around and sample some of the latest technology innovations from Datamax. Here are just a few: Production Printing Solutions Wide Format Printing Solutions Print Management Solutions Printing/Imaging Products, Software & Solutions Network Management & Document Management Solutions Event details: Thursday, October 26 Registration: (RSVP required) Time: Thursday, October 26 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm Contact: Rachel Rhodes, Datamax Inc. Location: The Datamax Technology Center Phone: (972) 432-2300 Address: 800 Freeport Parkway, Ste. 400, Coppell, TX 75019 Email: [email protected] Other: Registration is free. Web: datamaxtexas.com/tailgate Lunch: Complimentary lunch provided from Hard EIght BBQ. * Includes: VIP Reserved Parking passes in The Lexus Giveaway: When you arrive, be sure to fill out an event entry Garage, complimentary beverages including house form to win an Apple Watch (Series 1), 2 Loft Tickets beer and wine, complimentary Premium Buffet, to a Dallas Stars Game*, or 2 Loft Tickets to a Dallas personal VIP Attendant and concierge service, and Mavericks Game*. (One of each to be given away.) access to attached upscale Private Club. (Scan from phone) www.datamaxtexas.com/tailgate www.datamaxtexas.com/tailgate About Our Speaker Larry Brown, Jr. Former Dallas Cowboys Cornerback & Super Bowl XXX MVP Larry played cornerback in the NFL for the Dallas Cowboys during 1991-1995, 1998 and the Oakland Raiders from 1996-97. He is best known for being named the MVP of Super Bowl XXX. He was a starting cornerback on all three Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl Championship teams in the 1990’s. Larry also played football at Texas Christian University where he was a starter from his very first game..

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