Serious Question for UAMCC

Ron Musgraves

Ron Musgraves

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Is it 250 + 300 or 600 to attend? So it will either cost 550 or 650 depending if your a member or not.

Please explain , whats the entire cost?
 
I am confused, how much does it cost to get in the door, it looks like a registration fee and then an attendance fee. How many fees are there?

I am trying to figure it out. Does someone get into the event for the $250 or do they end up paying $600 or more?

I wish this was a little more transparent to me, right now it is somewhat opaque with some fuzziness to it.
 
Chris F. try to rebuild the pump yourself and worst come to worst you send it to the shop. Go to youtube and search delco had a few vids that are awsome. good luck
 
I look at it as fairly self explanatory. $200 to attend for UAMCC members. $250 for non members. If you want to set up an exhibit in the hall (vendors) its $300 for members and $600 for non members. If you are bringing additional people, wife, employees, etc it is $159 per extra person. There are no hidden fees. I'm not sure where one would gather that by looking at the pricing structure?

This is not a round table. No disrespect meant to anyone's efforts or the great tables you have put on, Ron. This event has professional speakers and resources that will allow you to leave the event and double and triple your gross sales if one applies what they learn. George Hedley, the keynote, is a professional business mentor that caters to contractors.

Ron, you like to mention people's gross earnings as a qualifier. From http://www.hardhatpresentations.com/
"In 1977 George Hedley, CSP founded & built his company from $0 to $50 million dollars in only seven years! ..To date, he has built or developed over 250 projects valued in excess of $500 million dollars, executed over 10,000 subcontracts, and owns & manages over 750,000 square feet of office & industrial buildings."

8 Contractors are going to win a small breakout group business makeover where George will evaluate your marketing materials and business outline and help you get on track.

In addition there are experts to coach you on:

Direct Mail and Email Marketing: Bill McKay began his direct marketing career 25 years ago as an account executive at Wiland Services in Fredericksburg, VA, performing merge-purge and list maintenance work for clients like Philips Publishing, U.S. News, Citibank and Bantam Books. After completing his MBA and accepting a position at Direct Media, for the last 20 years Bill has been a VP of List Management & List Brokerage Services, supporting clients such as Intel, McAfee, Rosetta Stone, and Intuit.

Property Managers: Michael R. Parades, PCAM, is the recently retired South Carolina District Manager of Sentry Management, Inc., which is a large national community association management company serving over 1,300 communities.

Communication, Sales and Networking: 5 speakers from Toastmasters will teach you how to listen, present and close sales and how to speak in front of people. Here are the credentials of just one of them: Josh Frank is an accomplished business warrior. He is an operational business consultant and currently heads business development at Saxon, Secord, Thaney, & Associates, a corporate accounting and business advisory firm in Kissimmee. He is also President of his own operational consulting firm. He has owned 6 business enterprises in 4 industries.

Website and SEO: WebFirst Creations, masters in search engine optimization will be presenting.

OSHA 360 a certification company for meeting OSHA standards will be there.
WebFirst, masters

There will be presentations about the various markets you can explore in pressure washing by guys that have been in this business awhile. Michael Hinderliter will be in attendance. There are 30 exhibitor booths for presenters to show you the latest in pressure washing gadgetry and gear.

This not an infomercial. I'm trying to give you an idea of the magnitude of this show. This is a first class resort and the org is having a golf outing, a shopping trip for the wives, cocktail hours and smaller breakout sessions for Q&A.

You guys like prizes? So far there are $30,000 in giveaways and that list is growing daily. It includes a 12 gpm hot water machine, multiple surface cleaners. This is an event that will take motivated contractors to the next level. Its great to know how to wash and how to rebuild a pump but you may be stuck in a rut on the business end. This is how you take your business to the next level.

Ron, throughout our business lives you and I have paid thousands to attend seminars and events that were not of this caliber. Ron, you have put on some great FREE events. I give you kudos for that. I wish you and the org didn't have the falling out. You would be another great draw for the event.
 
pressurepros said:
I look at it as fairly self explanatory. $200 to attend for UAMCC members. $250 for non members. If you want to set up an exhibit in the hall (vendors) its $300 for members and $600 for non members. If you are bringing additional people, wife, employees, etc it is $159 per extra person. There are no hidden fees. I'm not sure where one would gather that by looking at the pricing structure?

This is not a round table. No disrespect meant to anyone's efforts or the great tables you have put on, Ron. This event has professional speakers and resources that will allow you to leave the event and double and triple your gross sales if one applies what they learn. George Hedley, the keynote, is a professional business mentor that caters to contractors.

Ron, you like to mention people's gross earnings as a qualifier. From http://www.hardhatpresentations.com/
"In 1977 George Hedley, CSP founded & built his company from $0 to $50 million dollars in only seven years! ..To date, he has built or developed over 250 projects valued in excess of $500 million dollars, executed over 10,000 subcontracts, and owns & manages over 750,000 square feet of office & industrial buildings."

8 Contractors are going to win a small breakout group business makeover where George will evaluate your marketing materials and business outline and help you get on track.

In addition there are experts to coach you on:

Direct Mail and Email Marketing: Bill McKay began his direct marketing career 25 years ago as an account executive at Wiland Services in Fredericksburg, VA, performing merge-purge and list maintenance work for clients like Philips Publishing, U.S. News, Citibank and Bantam Books. After completing his MBA and accepting a position at Direct Media, for the last 20 years Bill has been a VP of List Management & List Brokerage Services, supporting clients such as Intel, McAfee, Rosetta Stone, and Intuit.

Property Managers: Michael R. Parades, PCAM, is the recently retired South Carolina District Manager of Sentry Management, Inc., which is a large national community association management company serving over 1,300 communities.

Communication, Sales and Networking: 5 speakers from Toastmasters will teach you how to listen, present and close sales and how to speak in front of people. Here are the credentials of just one of them: Josh Frank is an accomplished business warrior. He is an operational business consultant and currently heads business development at Saxon, Secord, Thaney, & Associates, a corporate accounting and business advisory firm in Kissimmee. He is also President of his own operational consulting firm. He has owned 6 business enterprises in 4 industries.

Website and SEO: WebFirst Creations, masters in search engine optimization will be presenting.

OSHA 360 a certification company for meeting OSHA standards will be there.
WebFirst, masters

There will be presentations about the various markets you can explore in pressure washing by guys that have been in this business awhile. Michael Hinderliter will be in attendance. There are 30 exhibitor booths for presenters to show you the latest in pressure washing gadgetry and gear.

This not an infomercial. I'm trying to give you an idea of the magnitude of this show. This is a first class resort and the org is having a golf outing, a shopping trip for the wives, cocktail hours and smaller breakout sessions for Q&A.

You guys like prizes? So far there are $30,000 in giveaways and that list is growing daily. It includes a 12 gpm hot water machine, multiple surface cleaners. This is an event that will take motivated contractors to the next level. Its great to know how to wash and how to rebuild a pump but you may be stuck in a rut on the business end. This is how you take your business to the next level.

Ron, throughout our business lives you and I have paid thousands to attend seminars and events that were not of this caliber. Ron, you have put on some great FREE events. I give you kudos for that. I wish you and the org didn't have the falling out. You would be another great draw for the event.
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Ken Relax, I asked a question guy. your suggesting now that Im talking poorly about the value.

I asked a question about the fees because they where a bit confusing.

You answered the question Ken. Its simply 250 for contractors. Possible they could have used the word contractor on the sign up?

It was just a bit unclear, Thanks for all the info.

I will never argue the show has George, hes a solid guy for sure.

I will be in Orlando Ken, I'm coming just to meet you.
 
For all you guys sitting on the fence, it is still not too late to come. You can get the same room rate up until the day of the event. ( 119.00 + tax ) There was an early bird registration where you saved 50.00 but that has past. Its still going to be a Top Shelf Event.
 
Michael T said:
For all you guys sitting on the fence, it is still not too late to come. You can get the same room rate up until the day of the event. ( 119.00 + tax ) There was an early bird registration where you saved 50.00 but that has past. Its still going to be a Top Shelf Event.
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Top Shelf???? I thought you drank Jack?
 
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