“Our membership has enjoyed having an IBS Ambassador for many years. For those who have never attended the show, she provides valuable ‘how to’ advice on making the most of...
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The NAHB International Builders' Show
“Our membership has enjoyed having an IBS Ambassador for many years. For those who have never attended the show, she provides valuable ‘how to’ advice on making the most of...
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Are you an NAHB member? Love the Builders’ Show? Then this might be the perfect opportunity for you.
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IBS takeaways from industry professionals and a sneak peek of IBS 2021.
Jason shares his experience from attending the Builders’ Show for over 30 years.
The International Builders’ Show® (IBS), now in its 76th year, is the largest annual light construction trade show in the Americas. IBS and its Design & Construction Week partner, Kitchen & Bath Industry Show® (KBIS), will feature more than 2,100 industry-specific exhibitors covering more than 1 million square feet.
Whether you are a veteran or a newcomer, it’s clear that having a working knowledge of what the show has to offer is necessary so that you get the...
Wow, what a show! Even the bizarre weather – it snowed in Vegas on Wednesday night—didn’t dampen the 75th annual International Builders’ Show, the biggest show in a decade and an indication of just how vibrant the home building industry currently is!
With more than 100,000 people attending Design & Construction Week® the exhibit halls were jammed and the energy was palpable. The IBS exhibit floor alone, spanned more than 600,000 net square feet and featured...
“Is attending IBS really worth it?”
That’s a question we know gets asked by many in the building industry.
When deciding whether attending the 2019 NAHB International Builders’ Show® (IBS) is worth it, the first thing you (and your boss) probably look at is the expense. While the registration fee for IBS is not terribly expensive, with the addition of hotel, airfare and meal expenses, the cost can add up.
The truth is, we know that the return on investment completely...