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First Alabama State Trails Conference to be Held in
Beautiful Fairhope, Alabama
That's right! Fairhope, Alabama
on Mobile Bay, just minutes from the beaches!
We are having our first Alabama State Trails Conference March 31st - April
3, 2011 at the Fairhope Civic Center in Fairhope, Alabama. The Alabama
Department of Economic and Community Affairs, the National Park Service and
Cheaha Trail Riders, Inc. are hosting the conference. I personally met many of
you at the American Trails Symposium in Chattanooga back in November 2010 and
mentioned that we were planning this conference. All types of trail enthusiasts
will be attending the event.
We would love for your companies to become an Exhibitor at the Alabama
State Trails Conference. We have kept the price of booths very low and are
expecting over 250 attendees, with the Expo Hall being open all day Friday and
Saturday April 1 & 2. All the banquet and speaking events will also take
place within the Expo Hall, which will give your companies more visual
opportunities.
WE ALSO NEED SPONSORS! If your company is willing to help sponsor the
event, there are benefits for sponsorships. See attached.
One of our keynote speaker will be Ed McBrayer, Exec. Director and
co-founder of the PATH Foundation in Atlanta, GA. Ed is also an active
bicyclist. In addition, we are working to secure Alabama's Governor Bentley as
our other keynote speaker, but this has not been secured at this point.
Please see the attached brochures and flyer and take advantage of this
opportunity to present your products to Alabama.
Should you have any questions, feel free to call or email.
Thanks,
Danny Hubbard
Director, Public Relations
Cheaha Trail Riders, Inc.
http://www.cheahatrailriders.com/ - www.cheahatrailriders.com
4 Heritage Way
Oxford, AL 36203
I have a PDF flier and exhibitor info that I can email anyone who is intersted. They are too big to upload here.
The website for the event is http://www.trails.alabama.gov - http://www.trails.alabama.gov
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Bob S.
'96 Cherokee, 4.0L w/Auto Trans & locked D44s
'99 Dodge 2500 CTD Tow Rig
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