Lenze offers respite at PACK EXPO/Pharma EXPO

Lounges provide exhibitors and PMMI members a haven away from show floor.

Lenze Americas Lounge at PACK EXPO and Pharma EXPO
Lenze Americas Lounge at PACK EXPO and Pharma EXPO

Lenze Americas (Booth N-5125) has committed to sponsoring lounges for exhibitors and PMMI members at PACK EXPO International and Pharma EXPO 2016, according to PACK EXPO producer, PMMI, The Association for Packaging and Processing Technologies.

The lounges at PACK EXPO and Pharma EXPO provide meeting rooms, seating, coffee and a chance to recharge away from the show floor.

“The exhibit halls are always full of activity at our shows,” says Chuck Yuska, president and CEO, PMMI, “These lounges give exhibitors and members the chance to take a break and relax, eat, or hold important client meetings. We’re grateful for Lenze’s support of this important PACK EXPO show feature.”

“Being on the show floor is a great way to engage with a large audience of customers, but when it comes to having in-depth business discussions or presenting a proposal, it’s helpful to have a quiet meeting place,” explains Susan Duval, marketing manager, Lenze Americas. “Lenze is happy to sponsor this feature for members and exhibitors.”

Member lounges (Rooms N-227B and S-402) will be open on Nov. 6–9 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The member lounge will serve a continental breakfast each morning and provide snacks throughout each day to PMMI member companies. Exhibitor Lounges (Rooms S-405A, E-251, and W-470A) will be open on Nov. 3–10, from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Each lounge will have complimentary coffee service until 10 a.m. daily.

PACK EXPO International and the co-located Pharma EXPO 2016 will have over 1.2 million net square feet of exhibit space, and are expected to attract 50,000 processing and packaging professionals and 2,300-plus exhibitors.

Register for PACK EXPO and Pharma EXPO at packexpointernational.com.

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