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Almo E4 Chicago Event Attracts 300 Dealers
Rain doesn't deter hardy soles from third leg of Almo's nationwide tour.
In the exhibit hall during the raffle portion of the event, a Flip video camera, Blu-ray player and LCD display were just some of the prizes given away.
Chicago’s rainy forecast and major highway construction didn't stop 300+ local-area resellers from attending Almo Professional A/V’s third E4 AV event
The E4 tour is criss-crossing the country showing off Almo's line of products. Almo is a privately held company with 11 warehouses nationwide, 260 employees, and is one of the largest distributors of major appliances, consumer electronics and wire and cable.
The company distributes for Amazon, Target and QVC and products that consumers earn in premium incentive channel programs like American Express Rewards and Marriott Rewards.
Last year, Almo launched its Pro AV division run by Sam Taylor, former head of Electrograph. Taylor has brought on 25 members from Electrograph to set up the Professional A/V division.
In Chicago, it was standing room only for Gary Kayye’s keynote and the vendor exhibit floor was buzzing throughout the day. Attendees could also earn InfoComm CTS renewal units. There was also a feast of food and loads of free giveaways.
The E4 tour is criss-crossing the country showing off Almo's line of products. Almo is a privately held company with 11 warehouses nationwide, 260 employees, and is one of the largest distributors of major appliances, consumer electronics and wire and cable.
The company distributes for Amazon, Target and QVC and products that consumers earn in premium incentive channel programs like American Express Rewards and Marriott Rewards.
Last year, Almo launched its Pro AV division run by Sam Taylor, former head of Electrograph. Taylor has brought on 25 members from Electrograph to set up the Professional A/V division.
In Chicago, it was standing room only for Gary Kayye’s keynote and the vendor exhibit floor was buzzing throughout the day. Attendees could also earn InfoComm CTS renewal units. There was also a feast of food and loads of free giveaways.
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