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January 10, 2012

GEAPS Exchange March 3-6, 2012

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GEAPS is the only individual-membership organization in the grain operations industry, dedicated to providing members with forums to generate leadership, innovation and excellence in grain-related industry operations. Once known as the grain milling capital of the world, Minneapolis will again be the focus of the grain handling industry when GEAPS brings the Exchange back to the Twin Cities. GEAPS" 83rd annual technical conference and exposition will bring GEAPerS from around the world to Exchange 2012 at the Minneapolis Convention Center.

The Expo Hall will be filled with record-breaking numbers of exhibitors and booths containing products, equipment and services designed specifically for professionals like you. From companies that have been at every Exchange for more than 40 years, to new exhibitors eager to be a part of the premier show in the industry, another sell-out promises that this year"s Expo will be the biggest and best one yet.

Register on-line at http://www.geaps.com/ and visit us at the MAPCON booth.

 

Chris Kane

About the Author – Chris Kane

Chris Kane is a management consultant and former business owner with broad experience in marketing and sales in service industries. He is also a former U.S. Army infantry officer and avid outdoorsman, including rock climbing and motorcycle riding.

Since 2008, Chris has been involved in web consultation for one of the original and most innovative Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) software development firms in the industry. He especially understands how best to articulate the purpose and uses of CMMS software for potential end users across the globe. Kane appreciates and smoothly details the compelling financial and customer satisfaction advantages of CMMS software as do few others in the maintenance management field.

Filed under: GEAPS Exchange 2012 — Chris Kane on January 10, 2012