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Showcase your product’s ability to.March 23-26Grand Sierra ResortReno, NevadaSuccess starts with actionReserve your exhibit space nowfor the 12th annualConnect with the most influential ergonomics, health and safety professionals in the nationPresented byw w w. a p p l i e d e r g o . o r g / c o n f e r e n c eEXHIBITOR PROSPECTUS
The AEC audienceThe most influential ergonomic, health and safety practitionersWhy you should exhibit at this conference: Attendees will be looking for youF83% of attendees view the exhibits as an important part of a successful conferenceF81% of attendees are actively involved in their company’s purchasesF30% of attendees are purchasing decision makersAttendees at the 2008 conference represented 14 countries and the vast majority of the United States.AEC key featuresFHigh-quality educational sessions presented by practitioners attract serious prospectsFLunch, breaks and a networking reception in the exhibit hall provide ample face time with prospectsF High-profile Ergo Cup competition draws press, attendees and world-class corporate competitors to the exhibit hallF Dedicated exhibit time ensures that attendees have time to learn about your offerings“The exhibits and challenge booths were a highlight of the conference.” 2008 attendeeUnparalleled opportunities await youBenefits of exhibiting:F howcase and demonstrate to industry leaders andSdecision makersAEC promotion program for exhibitors:FE-mail blast on exhibitors sent to prospectsFI nfo about you and conference forwarded by participatingorganizationsFReach new prospectsFClose salesFLogo and link on the conference Web siteFInteract with an audience that has ergonomics budgetsFFStrengthen your relationship with existing customers escription and full contact information in the on-siteDprogramFF ine-tune your market strategy - learn more about theFfuture of applied ergonomicsSignage at the conferenceFIncrease your visibilityFBe associated with a vibrant and exciting conferenceProspective attendees are sent an e-mail vendor list sothey can share it with colleagues who may be sourcingvendors but not attending the conference.Reserve space now to be included in these unique promotions“Despite trying to get to them all, I still missed some I wished I could have hit!”2Go to www.appliedergo.org/conference, exhibitor info tab to reserve exhibit space now.
Industry sectors for attendeesInstitutions 3%Services9%Transportation 2%Other 5%Government6%Manufacturing32%Health Care9%DOD — integral role in ‘09 conferenceIn 2009, the Department of DefenseErgonomics Work Group is taking anactive part in spearheading an educational track. This will bring moregovernment sector attendees in theareas of human factors and safety.Consultant9%Education11%Aerospace14%Top listed titles of attendeesEducator 4%Consultant 2%Engineering 7%Manufacturingprofessional32%C-Level(president, VP, Ergoprofessional29%Applied Ergonomic Conference and Expo Exhibitor Prospectus 20093
Attendees recommend or have purchasing authority for the items charted belowMaterial handling equipment 83%Chairs 80%Hand tools 77%Lift tables 76%Computer accessories 74%Carts 74%Anti-fatigue matting 74%Keyboards and keyboard supports 71%Workstations 70%Gloves 64%Furniture 63%Training and education 61%Headsets 55%Lighting 55%Power tools 52%Measuring and analysis device 52%Eyestrain prevention, glare and vision products 49%Ergonomic consulting services 45%Maintenance tools and supplies 42%Safety and wellness service software 39%Software 38%Back supports 34%Lab and clean room solutions 33%Storage systems 31%Rehab and health care solutions 16%“I especially liked the samples and demonstrations. This is the first conference(out of three) that I’m purchasing items.”“The exhibits were great and had more than the run-of-the-mill ergo things.”“The exhibits were truly diverse this year and I still had plenty of time to visitand understand the exhibits’ value.4Go to www.appliedergo.org/conference, exhibitor info tab to reserve exhibit space now.
Ergo Cup COMPETITIONWhy attendees flock to this conference:It is the only ergonomics conference featuring the prestigious Ergo Cup competition.Every year, the prestigious Ergo Cup competition draws together professionals who want to connect with the world’s pioneering ergonomic innovators.Internationally recognized competitors such as Ford Motor Co., Johnson & Johnson, Honda, PP&G, Northup Grumman,General Electric, The Boeing Co. and others have competed for top honors by demonstrating proven ergonomic interventions that have saved their companies time, money and injuries.Staged in the exhibit hall to facilitate traffic flow, the Ergo Cup competition is a highlight of the Applied Ergonomics Conference that gets attendees talking and keeps them coming back.And the competitors themselves are some of your best prospects!Entry details can be viewed at the Applied Ergonomics community Web site, www.appliedergo.org/ErgoCupErgo Cups, were awarded in the categories listed below.Winners are selected by a panel of certified professionalergonomists (CPE). Thirty-five teams were selected to attend and demonstrate their challenges and solutions. TheErgo Cup competition is sponsored by The ErgonomicsCenter of North Carolina.Training and EducationHonda of America Manufacturing Inc.Partnership for a Healthy Work ForceEast Liberty, OhioTeam-based Workplace SolutionPPG Aerospace TransparenciesClamp Assist SystemHuntsville, Ala.Engineering/Ergonomist Workplace SolutionErgo Excellence Awards , given in fivecategories, are selected by conference attendees.Honda of America Manufacturing Inc.Based on Workplace Solution Ergo Start CartAnna, OhioCost SavingsBoeing Co.Ergonomic RiskJohnson & Johnson - EthiconInnovationBoeing Co. - Interiors Responsibility CenterPresentation QualityGE EnergySimplicityHonda Power Equipment Mfg Inc.Ergo Cup is a registered trademark of the Institute of Industrial Engineers (IIE) and cannot be used without the expressed permission of IIE.Applied Ergonomic Conference and Expo Exhibitor Prospectus 20095
Act Now!Exhibit at the premier ergonomic event of 2009Your 10’ x 10’ exhibit space includes:FPipe-and-drape boothFSkirted table with two chairsTwo full conference registrations per 100 square feet ofexhibit spaceF Networking social in exhibit hallFWaste basketFCleaning serviceF FCompany ID signF CarpetExhibitor listing at www.appliedergo.org/conferenceThe faster you become an exhibitor, the sooner your company will be included in pre-conference promotional materialsand the better your selection of booth location.F Keep your name in front of your ideal prospects as often as possible!Be a conference sponsorSponsor part of the conference packages to quadruple your company’s exposure. These items typically are usedthroughout the conference, go back to work with attendees and keep your company name in front of them long afterthe conference has ended.Choose to sponsor:FBreaksFLanyardsFLuncheonsFConference material tote bagFNotepadFCD of conference proceedingsFPenFCybercaféF See the Web site for other ideas or offer one of your own.SPONSORSErgo Cup competitionVideo of Ergo Cup teamsTo reserve exhibit space or to sponsor an item at the 12th annual AEC contact:Doug Long(770) 349-1101(770) 349-1109cstringer@iienet.orgdlong@iienet.org6Go to www.appliedergo.org/conference, exhibitor info tab to reserve exhibit space now.
EXPOSITION DETAILSApplied Ergonomics Conference Grand Sierra Resort Reno, NevadaExhibit HoursDec. 3, 2008 Deadline for balance of paymentfor booth spaceFull payment due deadlineJan. 26, 2009 Deadline high-resolution logo(Vector file or 300dpi jpg) anddescription for on-site programand signage Deadline for inclusionin on-site programFeb. 23, 2009 Registration for conference as exhibitor due Please fax to customer service(770) 441-3295. Hotel room reservations: AECroom block at conference hotel wasfilled in 2008 by mid-Dec.March 23, 200911 a.m. – 5 p.m. Exhibitor and Ergo Cup teamsMove-In — The Summit PavilionTuesday, March 2411 a.m. – 5 p.m.Noon – 1:15 p.m.Lunch in exhibit hall3:30 – 5 p.m. Afternoon networking social inexhibit hallWednesday, March 259:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.1:30 p.m. – 4 p.m.3 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Refreshment break in exhibit hallExhibitor Move-OutWednesday, March 254 p.m. – 7 p.m.5 p.m. – 7 p.m. Sneak Preview — The SummitPavilionSign up now so your logo and write up will appear on the conference Web site with a link to your site.RatesCancellation PolicyThe exhibitor is required to givewritten notice of cancellation orwithdrawal from the exposition.Such notice will be considered official on the date of receipt by IIE.Full refund will be given to exhibitors if written notice of cancellationis received by IIE prior to July 1,2008. Cancellation notice receivedby IIE between July 1, 2008 andDec. 3, 2008 is subject to a 50 %refund of exhibit space contracted.No refund will be given for cancellations after Dec. 4, 2008.Booth space 30.50 per square foot.Standard booth size is 10’ x 10’ unless otherwise indicated.Payment ProceduresMail the completed application andcontract including a payment to:Institute of Industrial EngineersAttn: Exhibit Sales AEC3577 Parkway LaneFaxes are accepted for credit card paymentonly at (770) 263-8532.A 50% deposit is due with application andcontract. Balance is due December 3. Fullpayment is required with application andcontract submitted after December 3.Suite 200Norcross, GA 30092Applied Ergonomic Conference and Expo Exhibitor Prospectus 20097
AEC attendees represent the full spectrum of workplaceenvironments that needs ergonomic solutions— A —California Pacific Medical CenterEast Penn ManufacturingHarris Corp.A S T & AssociatesCami AutomotiveEastman Chemical Co.Hartzell Propeller Inc.Abbott LaboratoriesCampus Crusade for ChristEastman KodakHarvard School of Public HealthAchushnet Co.CAN Insurance Co.Eaton Corp.Hasbro GamesActive Ergonomics Inc.Canyon Ranch in the BerkshiresEHS Abbott Diagnostics DivisionHaworth Inc.Advanced Innovations Inc.Caring QuestElectroluxHeartland HealthAetna Inc.Carlisle Syntec Inc.Electronic Design & ProductionHello DirectAgilent TechnologiesCarolina Case ManagementEli Lilly and Co.Hewlett PackardAIG AviationCascade Disability ManagementHighmark Inc.Air Products and Chemicals Inc.Caterpillar Inc.Embry-Riddle AeronauticalUniversityAlcoaCDC NIOSHEngelhard Corp.Hill-Rom Co. Inc.Alcon LabsCenter for Assistive TechnologyEngineering and ManagementHome InteriorsAliMed Inc.Charlevoix Area HospitalAlliant EnergyChastain-SkillmanEnvironmental Health and SafetyHonda Manufacturing ofAlabamaAllseating - AnatomeChevron Phillips Chemical Co.Equipois Inc.Honda of AmericaAllsteel Inc.Chevron TexacoErgonomic Specialist LLCHonda of Canada ManufacturingAMDChiron Corp.Ergonomics Inc.Honda of South CarolinaAmerican Cast Iron Pipe Co.Chubb & SonEssential Safety ProductsHoneywell AerospaceAmerican ExpressChubb Insurance GroupEvans Inc.Honeywell Inc.American InnovationCircadian TechnologiesExcel Physical TherapyAmeriprise FinancialClayton Group ServiceAmgen Inc.Clemson UniversityFANUC Robotics AmericaHuber Engineered Woods LLCAndersen LogisticsCNA Insurance Co.HumanscaleAndersen Window Corp.CNA Risk ControlFederal Law Enforcement TrainingCenterAnheuser-Busch Co.Colorado Springs UtilitiesFleet Readiness Center EastHyundai Motor ManufacturingApplied Ergonomics ConsultingComprehensive Health Services Inc.Applied Materials Inc.Concordia University WisconsinApplied Safety & ErgonomicsConnecticut Children’s Medical CenterArgosy HealthConoco PhillipsAshley Furniture IndustriesContinental AirlinesAT&TContour DesignAuburn Engineers Inc.Cookson AmericaAuburn UniversityCooper Standard AutomotiveAutomotive Components HoldingsCorning Inc.Ayoub & AssociatesCox Target Media— B —Cummins Inc.— D —Baptist Medical CenterBaptist Memorial HealthcareDaimler ChryslerBASF Corp.Dallas VA Medical CenterBath Iron WorksDay & Zimmerman MicroelectronicsBaxter HealthcareDell ComputerBeacon Mutual InsuranceDelphi Packard Electric SystemsBehr Heat Transfer Systems Inc.Delphi SteeringBell HelicopterDelta Air LinesBest Access SystemsDelta Dental of MichiganBiopal Systems Inc.Delta IndustriesBiosense WebsterDelta Faucet Co.BJC Health ServicesConsulting— F —Hillenbrand IndustrialsHoover Precision ProductsHowmet Alcoa CastingsHumanTechFleetguard Inc.AlabamaFlorida HospitalFlorida Tech— I —IBMFMC Corp.Ford Michigan Truck PlantFord Motor Co.Ford Motor Co. of CanadaFranklin Electric— G —Indiana-Purdue UniversityIndianapolis Power & LightIndustrial Ergonomics SpecialistsIndustrial Rehabilitation &Educational ServicesIntecGE AppliancesIntel Corp.GE Consumer ServiceGE EnergyInternational Brotherhood ofBoilermakersGE Medical SystemsInternational ErgonomistGE MultilinInternational Products Corp.General DynamicsInternational Truck & Engine Corp.General Electric Co.Iowa State UniversityGeneral MotorsIPR Pharmaceuticals— J —General Motors Health ServicesGeneral Motors PowertrainJ&J Health Services & ResourcesGeneral Motors Service PartsOperationsJames A. Haley VA HospitalGeneral Motors SPO IE LabJohn Harland Co.Denver WaterGeneral Motors VehicleManufacturingJohn Sevier Fossil PlantBloome Ergonomics ConsultingDepartment of National Defence CanadaGeorgia PacificBoise CascadeDepartment of Veteran AffairsJohnson & Johnson IndustrialGeorgia TechBP ChemicalsDOFASCOJohnson Controls Inc.GM PowertrainBrady Chapman HollandDow Chemical Co.Joint Genome Institute (DOE)Gold Kist Inc.Bridgestone FirestoneDow Corning HIMSJones Edmunds & Assoc.Briggs & StrattonDrexel UniversityHalliburtonBritish PetroleumDuke University & Health SystemHamilton SundstrandBurton ConsultingDuPontHarley Davidson— C —8— E —— H —John Deere Dubuque WorksJohnson & JohnsonJuniper Networks— K —Kellwood Co.Kerr-McCree Corp.Go to www.appliedergo.org/conference, exhibitor info tab to reserve exhibit space now.
Kettering UniversityNATLSCOSandia National LaboratoryUFCW Local 832Keystone FoodsNew England Business ServiceSara Lee FoodsUnex ManufacturingKM Ergonomics LLCNew United Motor Manufacturing(NUMMI)SC JohnsonUnison IndustriesSchneider National Inc.United Space AllianceNew York State Department of LaborShell Deer Park RefineryUnited States ErgonomicsNew York UniversityShell OilUnited States Postal ServiceNIOSHSibley & Associates Inc.Universal Insurance ServicesNissan North AmericaSikorsky AircraftUniversity of AlabamaNorfolk Naval ShipyardSingleton Health ServicesUniversity of ArkansasNorth Carolina State UniversitySIP Management Systems Inc.University of British ColumbiaLabCorpNorthern Maine Community CollegeSoleil SystemsUniversity of Central FloridaLabor Cost ControlNorthrop GrummanSouth Dakota School of MinesLabor InstituteNorthwestern UniversityUniversity of ConnecticutHealth CenterKnollKoch IndustriesKohler Co.Korea University of Technologyand Education— L —— O —Lamar UniversityLennox Hearth ProductsOccupational Health & SafetyLennox International Inc.Occupational Health ClinicsLeprino Foods Co.Octagon Risk ServicesLibbyOcular ScienceLiberty Mutual InsuranceOGE Energy Corp.Liberty Mutual Research CenterLincoln ElectricOhio Bureau of Workers’CompensationLockheed MartinOnsite Ergonomics Inc.Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Co.Oregon Nurses AssociationLockton CompaniesOregon State WorkersCompensationLoparex Inc.Los Alamos National LaboratoryLoughborough University— M —Maine Department of LaborMarsh USA Inc.Marshall Space Flight CenterMascoMaterial Handling InstituteMayo ClinicMcKechnie Vehicle ComponentsMcNearyOrr ConsultingMeadwestvacoMedco HealthMedExpansion Inc.Medical College of OhioMEGAComfortMEMIC Safety ServicesMiami UniversityMiami Valley HospitalMichelin North AmericaMichigan Automotive Compressor Inc.Michigan State UniversityMidwest Health StrategiesMinnesota PowerMississippi Baptist HealthMississippi State UniversityMitsubishi Motors North AmericaMitsui Sumitomo Insurance GroupModine Manufacturing Co.Monsanto Co.Motorola Corp.Munroe Regional Medical Center— N —NASA Ames Research CenterNASA Glenn Research CenterNational Semiconductor Corp.National Transportation Safety BoardSouthwest AirlinesSouthwest Florida WaterManagement DistrictSouthwest Solutions GroupSouthworth Products Corp.Spirit Aero SystemsSS&E Consulting Inc.St. Elizabeth Medical CenterSt. Joseph’s HospitalSt. Paul CompaniesSt. Paul TravelersStanley Assembly TechnologiesState Farm InsuranceOSHAOwens Corning— P —PACE International UnionPalisades Health SystemsPalm Beach CountyPatenaude & AssociatesPearl Harbor Naval ShipyardPechanga Resort & CasinoPepperidge Farm Inc.PfizerMDS Inc.and TechnologyPhilip Morris USAPhilips Business SolutionsPhysical Therapy SolutionsPPG AerospacePPG IndustriesState of North DakotaState of WashingtonSteelcase Inc.Stewart Prezant Ergonomics GroupStorr Office Environments Inc.Swoft & Co.Symbol TechnologiesSynergy Educational TherapeuticSyngenta Crop ProtectionUniversity of Michigan HospitalsUniversity of Missouri - RollaUniversity of New HampshireUniversity of North DakotaUniversity of South FloridaUniversity of Texas Health CenterUniversity of ToledoUniversity of UtahUniversity of WashingtonUniversity of Wisconsin - StoutUPSU.S. Department of Labor/OSHAU.S. Department of JusticeU.S. Department of LaborU.S. NavyUSWAUSWA Local 351 Michelin— V —Vancouver Coastal Health— T —Talisman Energy Inc.Target Corp.Tennessee State UniversityTexas A&M UniversityTexas InstrumentsProfessional Community ManagementTexas Mutual Insurance Corp.The Beacon Mutual Insurance Co.The Bionetics Corp.— R —University of Michigan Health SystemSystem Storage SolutionsPremier Manufacturing SupportServicesQuest Diagnostics IncUniversity of MichiganValdosta State UniversityTennessee Valley AuthorityQuaker OatsUniversity of MemphisSysco Corp.Pratt & Whitney— Q —University of FloridaThe Boeing Co.The Freedman GroupVancouver Hospital & HealthSciences CenterVesuvius USAVeterans Affairs Medical CenterVirginia TechVistaLab Technologies Inc.Visteon Corp.Vulcraft of New York— W —W.E. Upjohn Institute forEmployment ResearchW.L. Gore & AssociatesWalt Disney WorldRaytheon Co.The Hartford Insurance Co.Raytheon Missile SystemsThe Rutherford Co.Rehabilitation Institute of ChicagoTokyo Electron America Inc.Washington State Departmentof Labor and IndustriesRenewal by AndersenToyota IndianaWegmans Food MarketsRimkus Consulting GroupToyota Motor ManufacturingWells Fargo BankRockwell AutomationToyota Motor Manufacturing CanadaWeyerhaeuser Co.Rockwell CollinsToyota Motor ManufacturingNorth AmericaWilson IndustriesTraneWorkrite ErgonomicsRoyal & Sun AllianceRR Donnelley— S —Safeco InsuranceSaints Health Services for BusinessSamaras & Associates Inc.Sanderson Plumbing ProductsTravelers InsuranceTRWTyson Foods Inc.— U —UAWWashington Ergonomics Inc.Wolff Industries Inc.Worksite Wellness— z —Zenith Insurance Co.Zurich North AmericaApplied Ergonomic Conference and Expo Exhibitor Prospectus 20099
Exhibitor history3M Workspace SolutionsAdvanced InnovationsAliMed Inc.Allseating - AnatomeAmerican Association ofOccupational Health NursesAmerican Industrial HygieneAssociationAmerican Innovations Corp.American Physical TherapyAssociationAppleton ManufacturingAtlas ErgonomicsAuburn Engineers Inc.Back-A-LineBeagle 1 Inc.Bureau VeritasBest Sanitizers Inc.Biopac SystemsBoard of Certified Safety EngineersContour DesignEquipoisErgExpertsErgo Pro Inc.ErgoGenesis LLCErgomatErgoNaz Inc.The Ergonomics Center ofNorth CarolinaErgoSourceErgotech Inc.ERGOtechErgoWeb Inc.Hello DirectHoggan Health IndustriesHumanscaleHumantech10Idea @ WorkImpacto Protective ProductsIntegral Orthopedics Inc.International Products Corp.JM DistributorsKey OvationsLoza EnterprisesMagnitude Information SystemsManrexMegaComfortMegaStar SystemsMotion AnalysisMotion Lab Systems Inc.Neutral Posture ErgonomicsNexGen ErgonomicsNiche SoftwareNIOSHOSHAPower PusherQuest TechnologiesRemedy InteractiveSandalwoodSen
F Cleaning service F Carpet To reserve exhibit space or to sponsor an item at the 12th annual AEC contact: Ergo Cup competition Video of Ergo Cup teams SPONSORS Cindy Stringer (770) 349-1101 cstringer@iienet.org Doug Long (770) 349-1109 dlong@iienet.org Keep your name in front of your idea
