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A fashion line up like no other…PGA Merchandise Show
02 Jan '08
4 min read
Cocona steps up for the designer panel on Thursday, Jan. 17, following the 9:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Fairway Fashion Shows and Tehama will take the designer panel stage on Friday, Jan. 18, also following the 11:30 a.m. show. Additional designers will be announced.
Golf retailers also can round out their show schedules with the new AGM Designer Roundtables which attracted standing room only attendance at their premier during the 2007 PGA Fall Expo.
AGM Designer Roundtables will be held near the fashion show stage on Thursday and Friday afternoons at 3:30 p.m. and promise a valuable exchange of apparel-trend ideas related to technology/fabrications, color palates, merchandising programs and more.
The fashion focus doesn't end there as fashion merchandising and apparel trends are also featured within several seminars of the PGA Show education conference, the Saturday PGA Merchandisers of the Year Roundtable presentation, and during workshops at the PGA Golf Shop:Merchandising & Design Center presented by Bauer International where PGA Merchandisers of the Year and Association of Golf Merchandiser Award Winners will be on hand to share their best practices.
The PGA Merchandise Show returns to Orlando one week earlier than usual, Jan. 17-19, at the Orange County Convention Center. Market leaders such as Callaway Golf, PING, Nike Golf, adidas, the Titleist Performance Institute, Srixon, Ahead, Cutter & Buck, Cleveland Golf, Antigua, Bridgestone, Gear For Sports, Tehama, Bobby Jones, POLO, Club Car, Greg Norman, Fairway & Greene, E-Z Go, EP Pro, Ashworth, Yamaha, Wilson Staff, Nickent, Imperial, Adams, Mizuno, Tommy Bahama, Bugatchi, Harry Vardon, PING Collection, Byron Nelson and many more are among golf's top participating vendors at the 2008 PGA Merchandise Show.
The game's most influential leaders, including executives from worldwide PGAs, global golf companies and national golf organizations join grassroots PGA Professionals and retailers who are focused on growing the business of golf.
Interactive exhibits, product testing, education seminars, fashion shows, industry awards, trend reports, professional networking, merchandising workshops, best practices presentations and more pack unprecedented value into the industry's biggest week of golf business.
Golf retailers also can round out their show schedules with the new AGM Designer Roundtables which attracted standing room only attendance at their premier during the 2007 PGA Fall Expo.
AGM Designer Roundtables will be held near the fashion show stage on Thursday and Friday afternoons at 3:30 p.m. and promise a valuable exchange of apparel-trend ideas related to technology/fabrications, color palates, merchandising programs and more.
The fashion focus doesn't end there as fashion merchandising and apparel trends are also featured within several seminars of the PGA Show education conference, the Saturday PGA Merchandisers of the Year Roundtable presentation, and during workshops at the PGA Golf Shop:Merchandising & Design Center presented by Bauer International where PGA Merchandisers of the Year and Association of Golf Merchandiser Award Winners will be on hand to share their best practices.
The PGA Merchandise Show returns to Orlando one week earlier than usual, Jan. 17-19, at the Orange County Convention Center. Market leaders such as Callaway Golf, PING, Nike Golf, adidas, the Titleist Performance Institute, Srixon, Ahead, Cutter & Buck, Cleveland Golf, Antigua, Bridgestone, Gear For Sports, Tehama, Bobby Jones, POLO, Club Car, Greg Norman, Fairway & Greene, E-Z Go, EP Pro, Ashworth, Yamaha, Wilson Staff, Nickent, Imperial, Adams, Mizuno, Tommy Bahama, Bugatchi, Harry Vardon, PING Collection, Byron Nelson and many more are among golf's top participating vendors at the 2008 PGA Merchandise Show.
The game's most influential leaders, including executives from worldwide PGAs, global golf companies and national golf organizations join grassroots PGA Professionals and retailers who are focused on growing the business of golf.
Interactive exhibits, product testing, education seminars, fashion shows, industry awards, trend reports, professional networking, merchandising workshops, best practices presentations and more pack unprecedented value into the industry's biggest week of golf business.
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