Seminar / workshop

2002 ITA FALL MEETING

United States, Scottsdale, AZ - Oct 30 - Nov 3 2002
2002 ITA Fall Meeting for members and their guests.
The Industrial Truck Association represents the manufacturers of lift trucks and their suppliers who do business in Canada, the United States or Mexico. ITA holds numerous meetings over the course of a year-these meetings, dealing with a variety of topics, are open to companies that meet the requirements for potential membership.
Date(s)
Oct 30 - Nov 3 2002
Venue
The Fairmont Scottsdale Princess
Ticketing
Registrant $700 Guest $350
Contact for booking / more info
Industrial Truck Association 1750 K Street, NW Suite 460 Washington, DC 20006
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