Icon Expo 2009

February 26 - 28, 2009 ◊ Indianapolis, Indianna

The global concrete products industry’s premier annual tradeshow is taking on a new name in 2009. Icon Expo will feature education programs, product demonstrations, networking opportunities, and social events with exhibitors from around the world showcasing the latest in products and technology serving the concrete products industry.

WHAT: The global concrete products’ premier annual trade show, Icon Expo features education programs, product demonstrations, networking opportunities, and social events. Exhibitors from around the world showcase the latest products and technology for the concrete industry.

WHO: Icon Expo is produced in conjunction with affiliated industry groups and partners. Icon Expo is a continued century plus commitment to a combined industry-wide trade show that serves the needs and interest of all producers, suppliers, contractors and all others in the concrete industry.

WHERE: One of the most hospitable cities in America, Indianapolis has long been known as the “Crossroads of America,” where many of the nation’s highways converge. Prepare to be impressed. This metropolitan area continues to surprise and delight visitors with its stunning skyline, world-class attractions, and vibrant downtown. Indianapolis has a thriving arts community, an excellent selection of restaurants, and the Circle Centre Mall contains 800,000 square feet of upscale shopping and entertainment options. Indianapolis is home to nine professional sports teams, and hosts major sporting events, such as the NCAA’s Men’s Basketball Final Four Championships, Indianapolis 500, Brickyard 400, and Formula One’s U.S Grand Prix.

HOW: The Indianapolis Convention Center is extremely accessible, located within a 12-minute drive of the Indianapolis International Airport. Once there, getting around town is equally effortless, using a limo, taxi, bus, or horse-drawn carriage. Even the city’s new pedal cab moves people from place to place with ease. Plus, several downtown venues, including the Convention Center, are connected via temperature-controlled skywalks.