Operator, Distributor, Broker or Sustaining                                                                                                  

                                                            Member         Non-Member   

Introductory (Through February 15th)     $79                  $249

Regular (February 16^th - April 25th)             $99                  $249          

Showtime (April 25th - April 27th)                $129                $299

                                                            Admission Fees Per Person 

          2011 Highlights

Member             $500     Non-Exhibiting Machine Manufacturers and Suppliers

Non-Member      $750     Non-Exhibiting Machine Manufacturers and Suppliers

Online registration deadline is April 25, 2012 at 11:00 p.m. CDT

If you require a registration form faxed or e-mailed, please phone

888-337-8363.

Note: There is a $25 processing fee per company for paper registration. 

                   Operators:

 Not a Member? Company Membership Rates start as low as $339 Click Here 

The Value of Your OneShow Registration

What Do OneShow Registration Fees Cover?

Trade shows cost money to plan, develop and execute. Marketing, special events, keynote speakers, convention space rental, registration processing, transportation and staffing are just a few of the cost areas for the NAMA OneShow, and there are many others not highlighted here. We recognize the importance of using your association's financial resources wisely and prudently. We have worked hard over the years to keep registration fees as low as possible – in a world where our costs continue to rise. It is important to note our exhibitors offset a large percentage of expenses as well as host their own events that make the OneShow a one-of-a-kind event.

Why Don't My Membership Dues Include the OneShow?

NAMA is a small association serving a very large industry, faced with many complex issues. As a not- for-profit organization and all of our resources are used to benefit our members and the industry.

Membership fees are used by the association in myriad ways:

• to lead the way in addressing many local, state and federal   governmental issues
• enhancing and creating new educational offerings
• research and planning to improve the industry image
• creating a stronger offering to coffee service members
• developing industry and community relationships
• handling unique requests, inquiries and needs of our member

 As a result, the OneShow is a stand-alone event that is self-funded. Membership dues are not invested in the OneShow, but some of the dollars earned from the OneShow are funneled back into the association and help keep the member dues at the lowest possible level.

Ways to Maximize Your Investment in the OneShow

Nothing beats a face-to-face meeting in building relationships and generating more business. We encourage you to take advantage of the many options available to make the experience more affordable.

• Register now to take advantage of the Early Bird member rates: Advance registration at www.namaoneshow.org offers savings PLUS registration includes free education, three keynote events, the industry awards and reception, three days of trade show access, transportation to/from your hotel, networking opportunities & show specials offered by suppliers .
• Take advantage of OneShow specials: More and more of our exhibitors offer show specials that can help offset or even pay for your show travel investment. Inquire with each exhibitor you visit.
• Attend Educational Sessions: Most OneShow education is included with your registration
• Networking: Discuss strategies with suppliers and other operators, ask exhibitors "what's new", share Best Practices, connect with the industry