ANNUAL CONVENTION & TRADESHOW | SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, USA

NETWORK

INNOVATIONDISCOVER

EXCHANGE IDEAS

LE

AR

N

WORLD OF MODULAR

20

14MARCH 21-24

SEAN AIKEN

Author of “The One-Week Job Project” and corresponding documentary film directed by Ian Mackenzie

After graduating from college, Sean Aiken struggled with the question “What should I do with my life?” So he created The One-Week Job Project. His goal: to work 52 jobs in 52 weeks in search of his passion. He traveled across Canada and the United States reinventing himself as a firefighter, a stock trader, a radio DJ, a martial arts instructor, an NHL mascot, a snowshoe guide and more. During the course of his seven-day stints, Sean discovered many others struggling to answer the question “What should I do with my life?” To find the answer, he continued to ask himself and his employers about the nature of success and the real meaning of happiness – all while having the adventure of his life.

ANIRBAN BASUConstruction Drivers and Trends in 2014

In this informative and entertaining keynote session, Anirban Basu returns to World of Modular for the third year in a row to offer an economic forecast for the construction marketplace. Basu is chairman and CEO of Sage Policy Group, a consulting firm in Baltimore, and is one of the most recognizable economists in Washington, DC and the Mid-Atlantic. He provides policy and economic consulting for numerous clients, including prominent developers, bankers, brokerage houses, energy suppliers and law firms. On behalf of government agencies and nonprofits, Basu has written several high-profile reports on construction, including MBI’s “Economic & Financial Performance of Relocatable Buildings in the US Modular Building Industry.”

GOLF TOURNAMENT

Situated inside the 2,800 rolling acres of the Cibolo Canyons development at the base of the beautiful Texas Hill Country, TPC San Antonio is proud to be the newest addition to the PGA TOUR’s TPC Network of premier clubs. TPC San Antonio offers 36 holes of golf designed by two of golf ’s most respected and innovative architects and World Golf Hall of Fame members, Pete Dye and Greg Norman. TPC San Antonio’s magnificent pair of championship golf courses offers epic golf in a pristine natural setting.

Designed for all playing abilities yet challenging, the MBI golf tournament is a great way to test your skill, network with peers, and win great prizes. Once registered, we optimize your time on the course by pairing you with players from modular building company types different from your own. Each team usually has at least one manufacturer, dealer, and supplier of materials or services. Comparable overall team handicaps are also considered for this scramble format tournament. Prizes are awarded for first, second and third places and well as for several challenges.

KEYN

OTE

SPE

AKE

RS TROY HAZARD

Author of “Future-Proofing Your Business”, “The Naked Entrepreneur: A Millionaire’s Journey from Fear to True Wealth”, and “How to Get the Edge in Marketing Your Small Business”

There are theory specialists and then there are those who have been there. Troy Hazard, recent Global President of the elite Entrepreneurs’ Organization, has survived moments of sheer desperation in business. Drawing from a lifetime of innovative, real-life leadership experience, Hazard now shares with businesses his powerful Lessons from the Edge. How do you make the right decision when you’re faced

with a situation you’ve never experienced before? How do you recognize trouble and change your strategy accordingly? There are few situations in

the business world that Troy Hazard has not experienced and survived – from massive financial loss to stunning success. The entrepreneurial genius,

who has founded and nurtured 10 businesses over two decades, has been a few days from bankruptcy, has turned around businesses that were making

enormous losses and has consulted to countless successful companies.

INDUSTRY AWARDS

Awards of Distinction: This contest is the commercial modular industry’s premier awards program offering competition for best of show, first place, and honorable mention in over 30 categories. Entries are permanent, temporary, and renovated buildings and marketing pieces.

Volunteer of the Year Award: Determined by the MBI executive director, this award recognizes an individual who has significantly aided in the function of MBI.

Outstanding Achievement Award: This award is given to an individual in honor of his or her exemplary contribution and service to MBI and the industry. An award of gratitude and appreciation, it is one of the industry’s most prestigious honors.

Hall of Fame: This award recognizes the contributions of those whose careers are or were dedicated to our industry or whose acts have had a significant impact on the careers of all others involved.

AWARDS OF

DISTINCTION EXHIBITION

Over 100 modular building entries to the MBI Awards of Distinction contest will be on display at the World of Modular and will include interior and exterior photos, floorplans, and project information like market, location, size, and construction materials. Marketing piece entries will also be displayed, including websites, videos, and brochures.

Sponsored By:

Sponsored By:

Sponsored By:

USA’S TALLEST MODULAR BUILDINGS

Built by Zachry Corporation for the Texas World’s Exposition in 1968, the 500-room Hilton Palacio del Rio hotel in San Antonio (above left) remains a marvel of modular construction. It was designed, completed and occupied in just 202 working days. Of the hotel’s 21 stories the first four were built of conventional, reinforced concrete for support facilities. From the fifth floor up, modules were stacked and connected by welding integrated steel components to form the tallest modular building currently in the US.

However, construction is underway on the tallest modular building in the world as part of the Atlantic Yards project in Brooklyn, New York (above right) after Bruce Ratner, part owner of the New Jersey Nets, invested over $4mm in prefab research and development, including what it will take to go higher than the 24-story Wolverhampton Victoria Hall in England. The B2 tower at Atlantic Yards will include 930 steel modules stacked 32 stories high. At a recent press conference, NYC mayor Michael Bloomberg said modular construction “is faster, less expensive, allows for high levels of quality control and significantly reduces waste and truck traffic. It’s also safer for workers as construction is done inside in controlled environments.”

CO-LOCATED AT WOM:

NIBS OFFSITE

CONSTRUCTION

COUNCIL

MEETING

The National Institute of Building Sciences recently formed a new council in response to MBI’s request to address the growing use of modular and offsite construction. The Offsite Construction Council consists of subject matter experts, manufacturers, and suppliers that work on pre-constructed components, which NIBS defines as building components that are manufactured and tested off-site and then brought to the building site for final installation.

This will be the second official meeting of the OSCC and will bring together modular builders, offsite component fabricators, traditional general contractors, architects, developers, owners, public officials, and more. Membership in the OSCC is open to any individual or organization engaged directly or indirectly in activities supporting the council’s purpose, mission, and scope and that is a member in good standing of the National Institute of Building Science. For more information about NIBS, see www.nibs.org.

Why “Greener, Faster, Smarter” Isn’t Just a Slogan

Mohamed Al-HusseinMohamed Al-Hussein is a professor and chair of the Industrialization of Building Construction Department at the University of Alberta’s Civil & Environmental Engineering Hole School of Construction. Dr. Al-Hussein will share how his research towards revolutionizing traditional construction processes by using industrialized

methods is well underway and producing results like more energy-efficient buildings, healthier environments for workers and occupants, higher quality products, reductions in construction costs and time, and better design.

Net-Zero-Energy Modular Construction

Tim McDonald, RA, LEED AP, Onion FlatsA “passive” or “net-zero” building is one that has the potential to create as much energy as it uses, leaving occupants with little or no electric bill, for example. For the same cost as building traditional buildings, architect Tim McDonald says, “We can deliver not just net-zero, but really beautiful and inspiring buildings.” McDonald

is also president of Onion Flats LLC, a unique development/design/build collective centered in Philadelphia. He is also an associate professor of architecture at Temple University and has been practicing and teaching simultaneously for 20 years.

More breakouts

River Walk CruiseA Fundraiser for the Modular Construction FoundationsWhether or not it's your first time to San Antonio, be sure to hop on the MBI bus and head to the world-famous San Antonio River Walk. Stroll at your leisure, or join MBI for a chartered river cruise down the Paseo Del Rio. Your donation to the Modular Construction Foundations gets you a cruise ticket, cocktails, hors d'oeuvres and a knowledgeable tour guide as you navigate San Antonio history, towering cypresses and willows, and the hustle and bustle of river businesses.

Clay Shooting at the National Sporting Clays Association

If you are looking for an alternative to the MBI golf tournament, join us for short drive out to the National Shooting Complex, headquarters to the National Sporting Clays and Skeet Shooting Associations. Whether you are a beginner or expert, you'll have fun sharpening your aim at this Texas shooting range. The MBI price includes guns, 50 shells, 50 clays, certified instructors, eye and ear protection, lunch and drinks.

Wild-West Opening PartyDon’t miss this year’s Opening Party! After you arrive, check into your hotel room, pick up your MBI badge, play in our annual golf tournament, or attend one of the breakout sessions, get ready to unwind with a who’s who of commercial modular construction—all in a relaxed, casual and fun atmosphere. Grab your cowboy hat and your best pair of boots for our Saturday night reception that will set the stage for a great convention with music, food, drinks, and networking. Meet indoors and out with old and new friends alike. It’s a great opportunity to mix and mingle with the industry’s finest.

NETWORKINGEVENTS

30 KEYNOTES& BREAKOUTS

Sponsored By:

San Antonio’s 21-Story Modular Hotel: A Modern Marvel almost 50 Years Later

Bill Roberts, Zachry Corporation The Hilton Palacio del Rio Hotel is a milestone, not only for the City of San Antonio, but for the modular construction industry as well. Built by Zachry Corporation across the street from the site of the Texas World’s Exposition, the 500-room deluxe hotel was designed, completed and occupied in an unprecedented 202 working days. Of the Palacio del Rio’s 21 stories, the first four were built of conventional, reinforced concrete for support facilities. At the same time, an elevator and utility core, also of reinforced concrete, were slip formed to a full height of 230 feet. From the fifth floor to the 20th, modules were stacked and connected by welding integrated steel components. Hear how this modular hotel became a River Walk marvel almost 50 years ago, as well as details about its recent full renovation.

Innovation in “Pod” ConstructionPaul Bonaccorsi, Intelligent Offsite

It has been 15 years since Sir John Egan who played a major role in modernizing the UK construction industry published “Rethinking Construction,” a report that sprung out of the UK government seeing a need to build better buildings more efficiently. Egan said then that modular building was a means for

improvement, saying “Advantages include speed of construction, lower cost, reduced need for skilled labor and achievement of zero defects.” Having seen some of the latest innovation and production techniques in modular building, European governments are again championing the use of modular and offsite construction. While high-rise modular construction demands worthy attention, Paul Bonaccorsi will discuss the growing use of “pods” by traditional general contractors who are incorporating this offsite phenomenon into what would otherwise be a 100 percent site-built building.

Technology is Key toCustom Modular Construction Mark Greffen, DIRTT Environmental Solutions

New advances in software configuration tools mean modular builders can offer clients truly infinite variability along with live, interactive 3D experiences while mitigating error and increasing speed on the production floor. Today’s technology can arm your sales force with a 21st century marketing

tool that ensures you do not overpromise while the factory is left to under-provide or be unprofitable on a poorly sold project. See how software based on a combination of a video game experience with engineering, design, manufacturing and delivery facilitates a direct path from sales to production floor while fully informing the client of what to expect.

Delivering High-Performance Buildings in an Evolving Industry

Henry Green, Hon. AIA, National Institute of Building SciencesNIBS is a nonprofit non-governmental organization that brings together representatives of government, industry, consumers and regulatory agencies to focus on the identification and resolution of problems that hamper construction of safe, affordable structures. President and CEO Henry Green will talk about the decision of the NIBS board of directors to form a new council designed to meet the growing need for development and use of modular and offsite construction and how to impact this evolving industry, especially its high-performing and sustainable buildings.

Opportunities and Challenges of Globalized ManufacturingJim Dunn and Evan Gould, Stack Modular

Modular construction has long been a solution for workforce accommodations in oil fields and other remote locations. While the industry has adapted to meeting some demands of occupants, little in terms of structure and composition has truly fluctuated until now. Utilizing a global supply chain, economies of scale can allow construction of certified steel-framed stackable modules to be delivered anywhere in the world. This presentation will focus on the challenges and opportunities that align with globalized manufacturing. As has been the case with the automotive, machinery, and

technology industries, overseas manufacturing coupled with technological advances can allow modular construction to satisfy worldwide demands.

Research Findings: Global Best Practices in Permanent Modular ConstructionRyan Smith, College of Architecture and Planning, University of Utah

With the support of Oxford Brookes University and Edinburgh Napier University, professor Ryan Smith is conducting global research into the performance metrics and environmental, organizational and technological factors that contribute to successful permanent modular construction projects. Smith

is director of the Integrated Technology in Architecture Center at the University of Utah and serves as the educational liaison for the American Institute of Architects Center for Integrated Practice Leadership. He is also author of Prefab Architecture: A Guide to Modular Design and Construction.

Transportable Concrete FloorsGraeme Stubbing, Speedfloor Ltd.Speedfloor’s transportable concrete floors are a combination of suspended

joists, rollformed perimeter channels, and reinforced concrete and can be manufactured to dimensions of any size. Graeme Stubbing will talk about how this innovative and unique system is being used by modular builders in 15 countries to save time and money.

Market-Rate Passivhaus Construction: Myth or Reality?

Adam Cohen, LEED AP, Passiv ScienceAdam Cohen’s firm Passiv Science has consistently delivered market rate ultra-low-energy construction projects. As the leading commercial Passivhaus design builder in North America, he has compiled an impressive set of firsts, including the largest modular commercial

Passivhaus project, public school, university student center, dentist office, church, commercial kitchen and college dormitory. His presentation will give details and reasons behind the successful combination of large-scale modular projects and passivhaus design. In addition to providing examples of actual passivhaus projects, Mr. Cohen will discuss the opportunities and challenges for modular builders and end-users alike.

Content Marketing for Business: Tips, Tricks and TrendsMelissa Harrison, Allee Creative

By 2014, Gartner predicts engaging with customer inquiries via social channels will be as important as phone and email. Your customers are online—are you? Learn how combining traditional marketing and communication tactics with social media can make for good business. The content you produce

online is no longer about you—it’s all about the customer. In order for businesses like yours to survive, you must adapt to what customers want, which includes using social media and creative online content to provide relevant, consistent and creative information. Learn best practices and tips for keeping it manageable, relevant and great for business. Named a “Mover & Shaker” by the Star Tribune, Melissa Harrison has more than a decade of experience in content management and strategy, branding and design, and working with SMBs to build strategic social media and online content strategies.

New and Innovative Products in Modular Construction

This breakout will feature an opportunity for new and innovative products in modular construction to be presented. Manufacturers and providers of modular buildings will want to attend this interactive session, which offers the opportunity to gain valuable insight on growing technologies and solutions being advanced for the industry. (Four 10-minute presentations with 5 minutes of response and questions from the audience). Presenters from Interline Brands, Spraysulate, KABA ADS Americas, and SFA Saniflo Inc. USA.

Harvesting Manufacturing Productivity into Design & Construction

Chris Giattina, BLOXA General Motors team could make a 1965 Suburban in a day. Today, the same team makes it in an hour. Surprisingly, the team that completed a four-story hospital in 1965 would run out of time and money before finishing the third floor today. Why has productivity doubled in manufacturing

while declining in construction? It is a critical time for architects and contractors to improve their process. By understanding how to develop and use standards to create prefabricated subassemblies, architects and contractors can begin to make better buildings faster. See how a team of construction professionals led by Chris Giattina at Blox is doing just this for a national healthcare provider improving speed, cost, and quality of facilities.

Feasibility Study: LEED Certification for Mining CampsPaulo Correa Labarca, Correa3

The LEED for New Construction and Major Renovations rating system has seven total categories, each with its own prerequisites and credits. While meeting all of the prerequisites is mandatory, a construction project needs at least 40 points from about 50 available credit areas to

get the lowest level of LEED certification. Paulo Correa Labarca will review the results of a LEED feasibility study and sustainability assessment that his company, Correa3, did for a mining camp in Cerro Casale, one of the world’s largest undeveloped areas of gold and copper deposits in northern Chile.

Case Study: 7-Stories in ManhattanJohn Erb, Deluxe Building SystemsDeluxe Building Systems recently completed a $13 million mixed-use project called Broadway Stack in Manhattan. The seven-story Broadway consists of 56 modules built in Pennsylvania and shipped to New York. The developer explained in an interview the choice to use modular: “There is time savings, improved quality and cost control. It is more sustainable, more efficient, cleaner, and has less waste.” Join John Erb for a look at the design of this highly customized building.

Automation in Modular ConstructionRobert LaCosta, PCL ConstructorsHow has modular construction adopted the use of automation in its building processes? Robert LaCosta of PCL, the largest contracting organization in Canada, will provide a lessons-learned overview of available automated equipment, cost vs. benefit of various levels of automation, flexibility of automation for multiple uses, efficiencies gained, advanced tooling vendors, as well as successful and not-so-successful implementations of technology in modular construction.

BREAKOUT SESSIONS

All Breakouts Sponsored By:

Registration fees include: all program events, materials, speaker handouts, social functions, and meals as outlined in the schedule. An MBI badge is required for admittance to all convention and trade show events. Payment for single or multiple registrations must accompany registrations, which will not be processed without payment. Onsite registrations are discouraged and have an additional $99 fee.

Before December 31, 2013 After December 31, 2013Member Attendee Single US$895 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$995Member Attendee 2-3 People US$845 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$945Member Attendee 4-9 People US$795 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$895Member Attendee 10+ People US$745 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$845Member One Day Pass US$495 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$495

AnytimeNon-Member Attendee Single US$1495Non-Member Attendee Multiple US$1445Non-Member One Day Pass US$995

Spouse/Guest US$495 Full US$95 Saturday Exhibits US$195 Awards Banquet

Golf Tournament US$209*

*To participate in the golf tournament, you must purchase an attendee, exhibitor, or spouse/guest registration.

Register Online at www.worldofmodular.org

Discounts

Multiple registrations from the same company will receive a discount as indicated above and on the registration form. Contact MBI to inquire about discounts for especially large groups.

Spouses & Guests

Spouse/guest registrations are full registrations, but are limited to non-industry participants accompanying a regular registered attendee.

Confirmations, Cancellations & Refunds

Once payment for your registration has been received by MBI, a confirmation will be mailed, faxed, or emailed to you. If you do not receive a confirmation within two weeks of registering, contact us immediately. Full refunds, less a US$100 processing fee per registrant, will be granted for requests made in writing to MBI by February 21, 2014. No refunds will be given after this date. Registrants who fail to attend the convention without notifying MBI prior to February 21, 2014 will be responsible for the full registration fee. Substitutions are encouraged. Sharing of registrations is not permitted.

REG

ISTR

ATIO

N

Please use a separate form for each registrant or register online at www.worldofmodular.org

Attendee Information:

Full Name (as it should appear on badge): ____________________________________________________________________ Su� x: ____________________________

First or Nickname (as it should appear on badge): ________________________________________ Job Title: ______________________________________________

Company Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Company Type: Manufacturer/Wholesale of Buildings Manufacturer/Direct of Buildings Dealer of Buildings

Company Type: Materials Supplier Services Supplier Financing Supplier Developer/Contractor Other ___________________________

Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City: _____________________________________________________________ State/Province: ___________________________________________________________

Postal Code: ______________________________________________________ Country: ________________________________________________________________

Phone: ___________________________________________________________ Fax: ____________________________________________________________________

Email: ____________________________________________________________ Website: ________________________________________________________________

In Case of Emergency Onsite: Name of Person to Contact: _______________________________________ Phone: _______________________________________

Special Needs:

Do you have special needs we should address? ________________________________________________________________________________________________

Registration Fees: (Check all that apply) Before December 31, 2013 After December 31, 2013Member Attendee Single . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$895 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$995Member Attendee 2-3 People . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$845 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$945Member Attendee 4-9 People . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$795 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$895Member Attendee 10+ People . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$745 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$845Member One Day Pass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$495 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$495

Anytime: Non-Member Attendee Single . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$1495Non-Member Attendee Multiple . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$1445Non-Member One Day Pass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$995

Spouse/Guest Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$495 (Full Registration) US$95 (Saturday Exhibits Only) US$195 (Awards Banquet Only)(Note: Spouse/Guest options are limited to non-industry participants like spouses, family members, and “signi� cant others.”)

Golf Tournament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$209 (Handicap: ___________ )Clay Shooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$150(Note: Golf or clay shooting participation requires purchase of an attendee, exhibitor, or spouse/guest registration.)

Will attend opening party March 21 Will ride bus to River Walk March 23 Contact me about river cruise fundraiser for Foundations Will attend awards dinner March 24

Payment:

I agree to accept, abide by, and acknowledge reading MBI’s registration and cancellation policy.

Total Payment: US$______________________ Payment Method: Visa MasterCard American Express This is a corporate card.

Check (in US dollars and made payable to Modular Building Institute)

Want to help the Foundations? Please add $25 $50 or $100 to my total payment as a donation to the MBI Educational Foundation or the MBI Canadian Foundation

Credit Card Number: _________________________________________________ Expiration Date: _________________ Card Security Code: __________________

Cardholder’s Name: __________________________________________________ Cardholder’s Signature: ________________________________________________

Cardholder’s Billing Address (if different from above): _________________________________________________________________________________________

Please Send To:

Modular Building Institute 944 Glenwood Station Lane, Suite 204, Charlottesville, Virginia 22901 USA888-811-3288 toll-free 434-296-3288 phone 434-296-3361 fax www.modular.org info@modular.org

ATTENDEE REGISTRATION2014 WORLD OF MODULAR March 21-24 | JW Marriott Hill Country Resort | San Antonio, Texas

Please use a separate form for each registrant or register online at www.worldofmodular.org

Exhibitor Information:

Full Name (as it should appear on badge): ____________________________________________________________________ Su� x: ____________________________

First or Nickname (as it should appear on badge): ________________________________________ Job Title: ______________________________________________

Company Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Company Type: Manufacturer/Wholesale of Buildings Manufacturer/Direct of Buildings Dealer of Buildings

Company Type: Materials Supplier Services Supplier Financing Supplier Developer/Contractor Other: ___________________________

Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City: _____________________________________________________________ State/Province: ___________________________________________________________

Postal Code: ______________________________________________________ Country: ________________________________________________________________

Phone: ___________________________________________________________ Fax: ____________________________________________________________________

Email: ____________________________________________________________ Website: ________________________________________________________________

In Case of Emergency Onsite: Name of Person to Contact: _______________________________________ Phone: _______________________________________

Special Needs:

Do you have special needs we should address? ________________________________________________________________________________________________

Exhibit Space:

Booth Location Preference: 1st: _______________________ 2nd: _______________________ 3rd: ________________________ 4th: ________________________

What products or services will you exhibit? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

Special circumstances with your exhibit display: ________________________________________________________________________________________________

Please identify competitors you prefer not to be near: _________________________________________________________________________________________

Registration Fees: (Check all that apply)

Single Booth, 1st Person . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$1875 Member US$2875 Non-MemberSingle Booth, 2nd Person . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . No ChargeSingle Booth, 3rd+ Person . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$495Double Booth, 1st Person . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$3750 Member US$4750 Non-MemberDouble Booth, 2nd, 3rd, or 4th Person . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . No ChargeDouble Booth, 5th+ Person . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$495Non Company Employee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$995Spouse/Guest Options* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$495 (Full Registration) US$95 (Saturday Exhibits Only) US$195 (Awards Banquet Only)Golf Tournament** . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$209 (Handicap: ___________ )Clay Shooting** . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . US$150*Spouse/Guest options are limited to non-industry participants like spouses, family members, and “signi� cant others.”**Golf or clay shooting participation requires purchase of an attendee, exhibitor, or spouse/guest registration.

Will attend opening party March 21 Will ride bus to River Walk March 23 Contact me about river cruise fundraiser for Foundation Will attend awards dinner March 24

Payment:

I agree to accept, abide by, and acknowledge reading MBI’s registration and cancellation policy.

Total Payment: US$______________________ Payment Method: Visa MasterCard American Express This is a corporate card.

Check (in US dollars and made payable to Modular Building Institute)

Want to help the Foundations? Please add $25 $50 or $100 to my total payment as a donation to the MBI Educational Foundation or the MBI Canadian Foundation

Credit Card Number: _________________________________________________ Expiration Date: _________________ Card Security Code: __________________

Cardholder’s Name: __________________________________________________ Cardholder’s Signature: ________________________________________________

Cardholder’s Billing Address (if different from above): _________________________________________________________________________________________

EXHIBITOR REGISTRATION & CONTRACT 2014 WORLD OF MODULAR March 21-24 | JW Marriott Hill Country Resort | San Antonio, Texas

PAGE 1 OF 2

*

* As of March 14, 2014 - please visit www.worldofmodular.org for an updated floorplan

HOTEL & TRAVEL

JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort

JW Marriott San Antonio Resort and Spa is the newest resort in Texas and is located just 20 minutes from downtown San Antonio and the airport. The elements of authentic roots, hacienda inspired style, beautiful views, and healing water serve as the inspiration in bringing this magnificent resort to life. This Texas Hill Country Resort features over 265,000 square feet of meeting and event space, the 36 hole TPC San Antonio Golf Club, the six acre River Bluff Water Experience, the 26,000 square foot Lantana Spa, and seven distinct dining options. Guests enjoy an environment of simple elegance where they feel welcome and free to be themselves. The JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country experience reflects the very best of the Texas Hill Country, imparts a sense of harmony and wellness, and delivers lasting memories. www.jwsanantonio.com.

Discounted Guestrooms

MBI has arranged a special average nightly guestroom rate of only US$239, single/double occupancy, at the JW Marriott San Antonio. The resort fee has been made optional for MBI attendees. To receive this rate, call 866-882-4420 and indicate that you are with the “Modular Building Institute.” You are responsible for making your own hotel and travel arrangements. The MBI room block is limited and expires when full or on February 26, 2014. Please make reservations early.

LOCATION

The JW Marriott San Antonio Resort is located just 20

minutes from San Antonio International Airport (SAT).

23808 Resort Parkway San Antonio, Texas

Reservations: 866-882-4420

DES

TIN

ATIO

N

Exhibition Rules & Regulations:

1. STAFFING: Each booth includes two full registrations for employees of the company that is purchasing booth space. If more than two people will be sta� ng the booth, additional registrations must be purchased. Non company employees may sta� the booth at US$995 each. Sharing of registrations is prohibited. Violators may be asked to leave the show and may forfeit the right to exhibit at future shows. Exhibits must be sta� ed at all times during posted exhibit hours.

2. ACCEPTABILITY OF EXHIBITS: All exhibits shall serve the interests of the members of the Modular Building Institute (MBI) and shall be operated in a way that will not detract from other exhibits or from the exhibition. Exhibit management determines acceptability of persons, things, conduct, and/or printed matter and reserves the right to require the immediate withdrawal of any exhibit which is believed to be injurious to the purpose of the association. In the event of such restriction or eviction, MBI is not liable for any refund of exhibit fees or any other exhibit-related expenses.

3. APPLICATION FOR SPACE: Application for space shall be made in writing on this o� cial application form called Exhibitor Registration & Contract.

4. ASSIGNMENT OF SPACE: Exhibit space is assigned on a � rst-come, � rst-served basis. MBI will attempt to honor all requests for exhibit space. Not withstanding the above, MBI reserves the right to change location assignments at any time, as it may in its sole discretion deem necessary. If the requested booth space is already assigned, MBI will assign space based on proximity to competitors, the number of booths purchased, and dates of receipt of the Exhibitor Registration & Contract and payment. MBI reserves the right to modify the exhibit � oorplan.

5. PAYMENT: Full payment is required with the Exhibitor Registration & Contract. If payment does not accompany the Exhibitor Registration & Contract, booth space may be forfeited and resold, reassigned, or used by exhibit management.

6. CANCELLATION: MBI must be noti� ed in writing in the event of cancellation or space reduction. Fifty percent (50%) of the exhibit fee will be refunded for cancellations or reductions made by February 21, 2014. There are no refunds for cancellations or reductions made after February 21, 2014.

7. FAILURE TO OCCUPY SPACE: Space not occupied by the close of the exhibit installation period will be forfeited by the exhibitor. This space may be resold, reassigned, or used by exhibit management. If the exhibit is on hand, exhibit management reserves the right to assign labor to set up any display that is not in the process of being erected by the given deadline. The exhibitor will be billed for all charges incurred.

8. EXHIBIT FEE: Single and double booth registration fees are described on the Exhibitor Registration & Contract and include two full registrations for company employees, one ten foot wide by eight foot deep draped booth area, one company identi� cation sign, one six foot skirted table, and a listing in the o� cial on-site program. Additional booth representatives may participate when paying the appropriate registration fees described on the Exhibitor Registration & Contract.

9. FLOOR PLAN: All dimensions and locations shown on the exhibit hall � oor plan are believed to be accurate. Exhibit management reserves the right to make modi� cations as may be necessary to meet the needs of MBI, the exhibitors, and the exhibit program.

10. CANCELLATION OF CONVENTION AND TRADE SHOW: If MBI should be prevented from holding the convention and trade show by reason of any cause beyond its control such as, but not limited to, buildings, riots, labor disputes, acts of government, terrorism, or acts of God or if it cannot permit an exhibitor to occupy the space due to causes beyond its control, MBI has the right to cancel the convention and trade show with no further liability to the exhibitor other than a refund of space rental, less a proportionate share of exhibition expenses.

11. RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF SPACE: No exhibitor shall sublet, assign, or share any part of the exhibit space without the written consent of MBI. Solicitations or demonstrations by exhibitors must be con� ned within the bounds of their assigned space. Aisle space shall not be used for exhibit purposes, display signs, solicitation, or distribution of promotional materials. Exhibits, signs, and displays are also prohibited in any of the public areas or elsewhere on the premises of the meeting facilities or in the guestrooms or hallways of the hotel. Operation of sound devices is allowed if the exhibitor complies with exhibit management discretion on volume. Any � rm or organization not assigned exhibit space will be prohibited from soliciting business at the exhibition.

12. CONSTRUCTION OF EXHIBITS: Exhibits shall be constructed and arranged so that they do not obstruct the general view of any other exhibit. No side wall higher than 36 inches may extend more than four feet from the back wall. No display material exposing an un� nished surface to neighboring exhibits or aisles will be permitted. Exhibitors wishing to use other than standard booth equipment, signs, or materials that in any way con� ict with regulations must submit two copies of a detailed sketch of the purposed layout at least 45 days prior to the exhibition and must receive written approval from exhibition management.

Exhibitor Signature:By signing this contract, you hereby 1) state that you have signing authority to secure exhibit space on behalf of the organization signed for, 2) agree to accept and abide by all rules and regulations of the exhibition and to all conditions under which exhibit space is leased to the Modular Building Institute, and 3) acknowledge receipt of a copy of the Exhibition Rules & Regulations.

Signature: ___________________________________________________________________________ Date: ________________________________________________

Name: _______________________________________________________________ Title: ________________________________________________________________

Please Send To:

Modular Building Institute 944 Glenwood Station Lane, Suite 204, Charlottesville, Virginia 22901 USA888-811-3288 toll-free 434-296-3288 phone 434-296-3361 fax www.modular.org info@modular.org

13. CARE OF EXHIBITS: Nothing shall be posted on, nailed, screwed, or otherwise attached to columns, walls, � oors, or other parts of the buildings or furniture. Distribution of promotional gummed stickers or labels is strictly prohibited. Any property destroyed or damaged by an exhibitor must be replaced or restored to its original condition by the exhibitor or at the exhibitor’s expense.

14. FIRE REGULATIONS: All fabrics and other materials used for decorative purposes must be � ameproof. Each exhibitor must have a certi� cate showing that display material has been treated by a � reproo� ng compound approved by the appropriate city agency. All packing must be � ameproof. Merchandise must not be packed in paper, straw, or excelsior. Any merchandise packed in in� ammable material cannot be brought into the show. All electrical equipment must be UL approved and must be wired in accordance with the rules of the local Board of Fire Underwriters. All empty cartons and/or crates must be removed from the exhibit hall. Local � re department regulations relating to exhibits and supplied to each exhibitor will be strictly enforced and are part of the exhibit contract.

15. INSURANCE: All exhibitors and their authorized decorators are strongly urged to obtain insurance coverage against damage or loss, and public liability insurance against injury to the person and property of others. Exhibit materials should be covered from the time they are shipped from the warehouse, through move-in, show dates, move-out, and until all materials have been received at the point of origin. Each exhibitor shall indemnify and hold harmless MBI and its authorized subcontractors for any liability that might ensue from any cause, including accidents or injuries to invitees, guests, exhibitors, their agents and employees, and including loss or damage to personal property.

16. LOSSES: Management shall bear no responsibility for damage to exhibitor property or for lost shipments either arriving at or departing from the exhibition, nor for moving costs. Damage to such property is exhibitor’s own responsibility. If an exhibit fails to arrive at the exhibition, exhibitor is nevertheless responsible for the exhibit space rental fee. Exhibitor is advised to insure against these risks.

17. SECURITY: Peripheral security guard service is provided by exhibit management. However, it is the responsibility of each exhibitor to protect display material from loss or damage. Please be certain that all small display and personal items are secure before leaving the display, even temporarily.

18. SAFETY: Shielding from chips, sparks, strong lights, moving machinery, smoke, or railings must be placed around or on any projection or other objects where attendees could injure themselves. Machinery, operating equipment, and other objects which might cause bodily harm must be adequately safeguarded. Exhibit management shall have sole judgment authority on the adequacy of safeguarding shields and barriers. No storing of in� ammable material is allowed behind any back wall or between two back walls.

19. UNIONS AND CONTRACTORS: Exhibitors agree to abide by the rules and regulations concerning local unions having agreements with the exposition facility or with authorized service contractors employed by exhibit management. Only the o� cial contractors designated by exhibit management will be permitted in exhibit areas, unless authorized by exhibit management.

20. REMOVAL OF EXHIBITS: All exhibits must remain fully intact until the exhibition has o� cially ended. Disturbing or tearing down an exhibit prior to the o� cial closing hour of the exhibition may result in a refusal by management to accept or process exhibit space applications for subsequent exhibitions. Exhibits must be removed from the exhibition premises by the time speci� ed in the Exhibitors Manual. In the event any exhibitor fails to remove its exhibit in the allotted time, management reserves the right, at the exhibitor’s expense, to remove and ship the exhibit through a carrier of management choosing or to place the exhibit in a storage warehouse of management choosing, or to make such other disposition of the property as it may deem desirable without any liability to MBI.

21. AMENDMENT TO RULES: Any matters not speci� cally covered by the preceding rules shall be subject solely to the discretion of show management. Management shall have full power in the matter of interpretation, amendment, and enforcement of all said rules and regulations, and any such interpretations and amendments when made and brought to the notice of exhibitor shall be and become part hereof as though duly incorporated herein and shall be subject to each and every one of the terms and conditions herein set forth.

22. COMPLIANCE: Exhibitor for itself and its employees, agents and representatives, agrees to abide by and comply with these rules and regulations, including any amendments that exhibit management may make from time to time. Exhibitors further assume all responsibility for compliance with all pertinent laws, ordinances, regulations, and codes of duly authorized local, state, and federal governing bodies concerning � re, safety, and health, as well as the rules and regulations of the operators of and/or owners of the property where the exhibition is held.

PAGE 2 OF 2

EXHIBITOR REGISTRATION & CONTRACT 2014 WORLD OF MODULAR March 21-24 | JW Marriott Hill Country Resort | San Antonio, Texas

About MBI

The Modular Building Institute is the only international, non-profit trade association serving commercial modular construction. We serve two distinct segments of the industry - permanent modular construction (PMC) and relocatable buildings (RB). Our regular members are wholesale manufacturers, direct manufacturers, and dealers of commercial modular buildings, while associate members are companies supplying building products, services, and financing to the industry. It is our mission to expand the use of offsite construction through innovative construction practices, outreach and education to the construction community and customers, and recognition of high quality modular designs and facilities. Through MBI’s enforceable Code of Business Conduct, MBI promotes integrity and quality in the modular industry by having their member subscribe to the MBI Code of Business Ethics & Conduct. To learn more visit www.modular.org.

Grand Prize

Go anywhere you want in a new ATV!

One lucky person at WOM will win a new all terrain vehicle! Leave the payment behind and discover the adventures that come with off-roading. Designed to handle a wide variety of terrain, this ATV offers a full range of cutting edge technology that is great for new riders, experienced riders, back wood trails, or hot desert sands. All registrants including attendees, exhibitors, and spouses are eligible to win this prize, sponsored by Bard Manufacturing Company.

This prize is being offered by the MBI Educational Foundation, Inc., a 501(c)3 charitable nonprofit organization.

Sponsored By:

Friday, March 21, 2014

8am-10am . . . . . MBI Board Meeting10am-12pm . . . . Foundation Trustees Meeting10am-1pm . . . . . Registration Desk Open12:30pm . . . . . . Golf Tournament w/Lunch . . . . . . . . . . Skeet Shooting w/Lunch1pm-2pm . . . . . Breakout Sessions2pm-5pm . . . . . Exhibit Hall Setup2:30pm-3:30pm. . . Breakout Sessions4pm-5pm . . . . . Breakout Sessions4pm-6pm . . . . . Registration Desk Open5pm-6pm . . . . . New Member Registration6pm-8pm . . . . . Opening Party

Saturday, March 22, 2014

8am-11am . . . . . Registration Desk Open8:30am. . . . . . . Breakfast8:45am. . . . . . . Opening Remarks9am-10am . . . . . Keynote Speaker10am-10:30am . . . Speaker11am-12pm . . . . Breakout Sessions11am-2pm . . . . . Exhibit Hall Setup1pm-3pm . . . . . Registration Desk Open1:30pm-2:30pm. . . Breakout Sessions

3pm-8pm . . . . . Exhibit Hall w/Reception8pm . . . . . . . . Grand Prize Giveaway

Sunday, March 23, 2014

8am-10am . . . . . Registration Desk Open8:30am-10am. . . . Exhibit Hall w/Breakfast9am . . . . . . . . Golf & Clay Shooting Awards10am-11am . . . . Keynote Speaker10am-1pm . . . . . Exhibit Hall Teardown11am-12pm . . . . MBI Business Meeting1pm-3pm . . . . . Registration Desk Open1:30pm-2:30pm. . . Breakout Sessions3pm-4pm . . . . . Breakout Sessions4:45pm. . . . . . . Buses Depart for River Walk5pm . . . . . . . . Buses Depart for Foundation River Walk Cruise Fundraiser9pm . . . . . . . . Buses Return to Hotel

Monday, March 24, 2014

8am-11am . . . . . Registration Desk Open8:30am. . . . . . . Breakfast 9am-10:30am. . . . Keynote Speaker11am-12am . . . . Breakout Sessions1pm-2pm . . . . . Registration Desk Open1:30pm-2:30pm. . . Breakout Sessions5pm-6pm . . . . . Reception6pm-8pm . . . . . Awards Dinner Banquet

Visit modular.org for a complete schedule including late additions and changes.

Attendees are manufacturers and dealers

of modular buildings as well as suppliers of building

products:

36% Supplier

21% Manufacturer Direct

5% Other27% Dealer

11% Manufacturer Wholesale

World of Modular audience job titles:

15% Sales

21% C-Level Decision Makers/Owners

3% Communications/Outreach

3% Design/Engineering 2% Finance2% Government/Academia

30% Business Operations

24% Project Manager/Field Reps/Other

Stay Connected

Free World of Modular Smartphone App

Everyone participating in World of Modular should download the free MBI smartphone app featuring the convention schedule, exhibit hall floorplan, participant list, facility maps, and more. The app will be available at modular.org about 30 days before the convention in the iTunes, Android, Blackberry, and Windows Mobile app stores. Easy-to-use, the app gives you the latest schedule, attendee-to-attendee connectivity, and real-time updates.

Sponsored by:

Of all the trade shows we attend, MBI’s is the most productive. We are

always meeting new customers.- Robert Gaudiosi,

Accuval Associates, Inc.“

“SCHEDULE

Why Sponsor World of Modular?

For over 30 years, MBI has provided professionals in the commercial modular building industry a place to network, exchange ideas, learn from experts, discuss issues, display new products, and get well-deserved recognition. World of Modular—the official name of our annual convention & tradeshow—is in fact the industry’s largest event. Over 500 people will meet in 2014 at the JW Marriott, for high-profile speakers, top-notch educational sessions, exhibits, the latest trends in commercial modular, entertainment, and prizes.

MBI is the only international, non-profit trade association serving the commercial modular industry. Most attendees are wholesale manufacturers, direct manufacturers, and dealers of commercial modular buildings, while suppliers of building products, services, and financing attend and exhibit.

World of Modular includes over 50 sponsorship opportunities starting at only US$500, designed for any budget, suited to any level of exposure, and completely customizable. Repeat sponsors agree: MBI sponsorships are an effective use of marketing dollars. If you are new to the World of Modular, establish yourself as key player by sponsoring this must-attend event. MBI is committed to help sponsors maximize marketing dollars.

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Hotel Key Cards | Exclusive Sponsorship | US$5000Key cards to hotel guestrooms are often the first sponsored item convention attendees see, and better yet, touch. Approximately 1000 keys will feature your company’s logo displayed prominently and will be distributed to anyone staying in the MBI room block.

Lanyards | Exclusive Sponsorship | US$5000Lanyards hold badges for all participants and are an excellent way to be seen throughout the convention, at the tradeshow, in breakout sessions, and during networking events. Your company logo will be printed multiple times on each lanyard.

Writing Pads & Pens | Exclusive Sponsorship | US$2500 eachHigh-quality bags/padfolios, pads, and pens are distributed to attendees, exhibitors, speakers, and VIP guests and are used throughout the convention. Sponsor logos appear on these items.

Bag/Padfolio Inserts | US$1500 eachIncluding your company insert in bags/padfolios distributed at onsite registration is a great way to ensure direct access to all participants. Your piece can include a special offer, invitation, advertising message.

Water Bottles | Exclusive Sponsorship | US$2500Refresh all attendees with bottled water featuring your logo. Natural spring water is a popular and unique branding opportunity and is distributed at the start of the convention until it runs out.

USB Drives | Exclusive Sponsorship | US$5000Including a USB drive printed with your logo and distributed at onsite registration is a great way to ensure direct access to all participants. Your piece can include a special offer, invitation, advertising message.

Keynote Speakers | US$2500 eachSponsoring keynote speakers is an excellent way to help MBI deliver quality sessions. Previous speakers have included celebrities, business officials, high-ranking government officials, and top industry executives. Signage features sponsor logos.

Breakout Sessions | Exclusive Sponsorship | US$5000While keynote speakers may start each day, the real education and training takes place in breakout sessions where important issues to our industry are presented and discussed. With multiple tracks of sessions daily, your company can have remarkable exposure with signs displayed outside each breakout room.

Convention Partner | US$500 eachIf you want to sponsor the MBI convention, but have a limited budget, consider becoming a convention partner. This general sponsorship is only US$500 and will get your company listed in the onsite program distributed to all convention attendees and on the MBI website.

Opening Party | Exclusive Sponsorship | US$12,500 Get the MBI convention off to a great start by sponsoring the Opening Party, where a who’s who of modular construction will gather for great music, food, drinks, and networking—all in a relaxed and fun atmosphere. Your logo will appear on a party item.

Entrance Carpet | Exclusive Sponsorship | US$5000Your logo along with MBI’s will be prominently displayed on carpets strategically placed during World of Modular.

Reception in Exhibit Hall | US$2000 eachThis reception is the most well-attended function of the World of . Modular, with exhibitors displaying new products, services, and technology and attendees networking, all while enjoying food, drinks, and prizes. Open to all convention participants, this reception is four hours long and is a great way to show your hospitality. Signage features sponsor logos.

Golf Beverage Carts & Sleeves | 2 Opportunities | US$2000 each

Golf Holes | US$500 eachThe MBI golf tournament at one of the world’s best golf courses will be a definite crowd-pleaser. Be a part of this event with your company logo on golf balls, towels, beverage sleeves, or holes.

VIP Reception | Exclusive Sponsorship | US$2500This reception precedes the industry awards banquet and is open to all convention participants. VIPs in attendance include MBI Hall of Fame inductees, Outstanding Achievement recipients, and past presidents.

Awards Banquet | US$3000 eachThe awards banquet is the crown jewel of World of Modular, closing the convention and including over 50 awards for MBI Hall of Fame, Outstanding Achievement, Volunteer-of-the-Year, and the Awards of Distinction.

Refreshment Breaks | US$1000 eachDemonstrate your company’s hospitality by sponsoring a daily refreshment break featuring coffee, tea, sodas, and bottled water. Signage will feature sponsor logos.

These opportunities won’t last long, so contact Dave Sikora today! dave@modular.org

Diamond Level

We appreciate the generous support of our 2014 Corporate Partners

Gold Level

Silver Level

Who You Will Reach

MBI member manufacturers and dealers operate worldwide from locations in 19 countries including Argentina, Australia, Canada, Chile, China, Hong Kong, India, Italy, Mexico, Mongolia, Peru, Poland, Puerto Rico, Russian Federation, South Africa, Taiwan, Province of China, Turkey, United Kingdom and the United States. Members serve markets including general office, education, retail, hospitality, student and military housing, multifamily housing, healthcare, construction site, industrial, security and detention, and equipment and storage.

One hundred percent of attendees rate the convention “good” or “excellent” with 72% rating it “excellent” • 98% of exhibitors rate the convention “good” or “excellent” with 74% rating it “excellent” • 97% of attendees find the tradeshow to be a useful part of the convention with 86% saying they will purchase products or services from exhibiting companies • 68% rate World of Modular as the best or among the best tradeshows • 90% of attendees attend specifically to network with industry peers, 65% attend for education, 60% attend for the tradeshow, and 49% attend for awards and recognition.

Attendee Job Titles

AccountantArchitectBranch ManagerChairmanChief Corporate StrategistChief EstimatorChief Executive OfficerChief Financial OfficerChief Marketing OfficerChief Operating OfficerControllerCustomer Service ManagerDirectorDirector of ArchitectureDirector of Asset ManagementDirector of Business DevelopmentDirector of ConstructionDirector of EngineeringDirector of MarketingDirector of OperationsDirector of SalesDirector of SourcingDirector of Third Party Services

A Box 4 UABC Supply - South BendAccelerated Building TechnologiesAccess One, a div. of HCPAcoustic Ceiling ProductsAcralight SkylightsAir Quality SciencesAllen Insurance Group, Inc.Allied Building ProductsAllied Modular Building SystemsAmerican Bedding Mfg., Inc.American PacificAmerican Ramp SystemsAmeri-Fab, LLCArchitectural Metals of SW FL, Inc.Art’s-Way Scientific, Inc.AutodeskBard Manufacturing Co.Benjamin CaseBennett Truck TransportBest RightBMPR Offsite Consultancy Services, Ltd.Cal-Royal ProductsCanam Supply Link Inc.Cast ProductsCavco Industries, Inc.CEP Panels, Inc.Cherry Hill Fabrication, Inc.Chronomite Labs

Claridge Products and EquipmentComark Building Systems, Inc.Complete Access CORTCrane Composites, Inc.Decorative Panels InternationalDiversified WoodcraftsDominion Building ProductsDuro-Last RoofingEdwards Products, Inc.Eemax, Inc.Firestone Specialty ProductsFramemaxFriedrich Air Conditioning Co.Guardian FiberglassHi-Tech HousingHoover Treated Wood Products, Inc.Hydro-Stop, Inc.Inovia Pods Interface Studio ArchitectsInterline BrandsIn-Pro Corp.International Step Inc.Jilin Tiancheng Company Ltd.Job Box, Inc.K-Bags, Inc.Kirncroft Security DoorsKMC ControlsLampre USA

District ManagerEngineerEquipment Sourcing ManagerExecutive Vice PresidentField InspectorFounderGeneral CounselGeneral ManagerGeneral Sales ManagerMajor Projects ManagerManagerManaging DirectorManaging MemberManaging PartnerMarketing ManagerNational Sales ManagerOperations DirectorOperations ManagerOwnerPartnerPresidentPrincipalProduct Development ManagerProject ManagerQuality Control ManagerRegional Manager

Sales DirectorSales ManagerSales RepresentativeSenior Marketing AnalystSenior Project ManagerSenior Research Analyst / DirectorSenior Sales ManagerSenior Vice PresidentSpecial Projects CoordinatorState Building OfficialTechnical ManagerVice PresidentVice President of Business DevelopmentVice President of ConstructionVice President of EngineeringVice President of Major ProjectsVice President of MarketingVice President of OperationsVice President of Sales

Langworthy CompanyLeesburg Concrete Co., Inc.LG Building ProductsLG Electronics, USA, Air Cond. & EnergyLord CorporationLockard CompaniesLP Building ProductsMade Rite, Inc.Madison IndustriesMarsh Industries, Inc.Minute Man Products, Inc.Modular Structures Int’l, Inc.Modular Elevator Manufacturing Mohawk IndustriesMRV ServicesMule-Hide Products Co., Inc.National Coil Company (Eubanks)National Ramp Corp.Nichiha USANTA, Inc.NRG Equipment, Inc.

Nudo Products, Inc.Odyssey Group, LLCOkaply Industries Ltd.One Way Lease, Inc.Oliver TechnologiesParkland Plastics, Inc.Peerless Products, Inc.Piva Group, S.P.A. Phoenix Modular ElevatorProtecto Wrap CompanyProvincial Partitions, Ltd.PTI Group, Inc.PureChoiceQuantuum Energy ProductsR & S Tavares AssociatesRCF Associates IncorporatedReady AccessREDD Team Mfg.Reliant Asset Management Robert W. Baird & Co.Sandberg Furniture

Previous Exhibitors

360 Digital Business Solutions 360MobileOffice

FOR

EXH

IBIT

ORS Fees & Policy

There is simply no greater opportunity to reach manufacturers and dealers of commercial modular buildings than at the MBI World of Modular.

Single Booth US$1875 Member US$2875 Nonmember

Double Booth US$3750 Member US$4750 Nonmember

Additional staff: US$495 for company employees, US$995 for non company employees, US$495 for spouses.

Included in Your Booth

(2) full registrations*, 8’ high draped backwall, 3’ high draped siderails, (1) 7” x 44” single line ID sign, (1) 6’ draped table*, (2) contour chairs*, (1) wastebasket*, listing in the onsite program, pre-show listing on the MBI website, list of attendees in electronic format. *Double booths include (4) full registrations, (2) 6’ draped tables, (4) contour chairs, (2) wastebaskets.

Payment, Booth Assignments & Staffing

Full payment is required with the exhibitor registration form. Every attempt will be made to assign requested booths. If the requested space is already assigned, MBI will assign space based on proximity to competitors, the number of booths purchased, and date of receipt of the registration form and payment. MBI reserves the right to modify the exhibit floorplan. Each booth includes two full registrations for employees of the company that is purchasing booth space. If more than two people will be staffing the booth, additional registrations must be purchased. Sharing of registrations is prohibited. Violators may be asked to leave the show and may forfeit the right to exhibit at future shows. Exhibits must be staffed at all times during posted exhibit hours.

S. Parker Hardware Mfg. Corp.Sea Box, Inc.Skyline Building Systems, Inc.Solatube International Inc.Southern LogisticsSogeco International SASyntheon, Inc.T.L. Shield & Associates, Inc.TaliusTell Manufacturing, Inc.Tink, Inc./TransLiftTMP Services, Inc.Triangle Microsystems, Inc.Tri-ArcUponorUpside Innovations, LLCU.S. Architectural Products, Inc.USG Structural TechnologiesWesco Distribution, Inc. WinTech

Exhibit Hall Sponsored By:

INNOVATION

Modular Building Institute944 Glenwood Station Ln., Ste. 204Charlottesville, VA 22901 USA

WORLD OF MODULARANNUAL CONVENTION & TRADESHOW | SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, USA | MARCH 21-24, 2014

SUSTAINABLEBUILDING

BESTPRACTICES

WWW.WORLDOFMODULAR.ORG

LEAN C

ONSTRUC

TIO

N