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The Power of Xponential THE POWER OF XPONENTIAL MCCORMICK PLACE | CHICAGO April 29 – May 2 | Educational Program April 30 – May 2 | Exhibits Harness the power of the leading event for unmanned and autonomous systems to generate new business opportunities and increase sales. SECURE YOUR 2019 BOOTH NOW AT XPONENTIAL.ORG YOUR MOST POWERFUL OPPORTUNITY OF THE YEAR IS HERE When 8,500 technologists, users and regulators of unmanned and autonomous systems come together, real business gets done. Backed by the leading organization advancing unmanned technology, AUVSI XPONENTIAL is the largest, most important event in the world bringing together the entire unmanned ecosystem. This is your most powerful opportunity to: TAP INTO GROUNDBREAKING MARKET GROWTH CONNECT WITH THE WIDEST RANGE OF BUYERS The unmanned and autonomous systems industry will XPONENTIAL is the only event that brings together both create over 100,000 jobs and more than $100 billion in the defense and commercial sectors, every job function economic impact within the next 10 years. XPONENTIAL and all domains across all stages of integration. With all of is the most effective platform to capitalize on this these prospective customers and partners under one roof, momentum and maximize the opportunities ahead. it’s your best opportunity of the year for collaboration and business development. BE PART OF THE LARGEST INDUSTRY EVENT XPONENTIAL attracts more than 8,500 attendees, INVEST IN THE FUTURE double that of any other unmanned systems event. And XPONENTIAL is the only trade show that’s organized it’s no wonder why. The event features a cutting-edge by a nonprofit association. AUVSI invests in building the conference as well as 370,000 sq. ft. of exhibit space and unmanned systems economy through advocacy, education 700+ exhibitors–three times the size of our competitors. and other resources. An investment in the industry is an investment in your business. “Comparing XPONENTIAL to the other events I go to, this one has the most legitimate, large, capable customers. - Jim Hanscom “ Regional Sales Manager, Sony Electronics TAP INTO THIS POWERFUL OPPORTUNITY. SECURE YOUR SPACE TODAY. VISIT XPONENTIAL.ORG FOR MORE DETAILS. THE POWER OF NEW LEADS XPONENTIAL’s attendees are high-level decision makers who are ready to do serious business with you. 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