Early-bird registration for the IBSx Virtual Experience, Feb. 9-12, 2021, ends this Friday, according to the National Association of Home Builders.
Though this year will look a lot different from last year's Las Vegas blowout, IBSx comes with its own set of exciting programming and virtual advantages (your feet will definitely hurt less). For those who cannot make the exact dates, attendees will have access to the platform through March 31, 2021 thanks to the online format.
Some features to look forward to this year include:
- 100+ IBSx education sessions to improve your business
- IBSx and KBIS Virtual exhibitors, including new features such as the Start-Up Zone
- Innovative show homes, including The New American Home and The New American Remodel.
- IBSx networking and demos to learn more about various building practices
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