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IECA's Environmental Connection
EC11 Exhibitor Home
Environmental Connection is the largest gathering of erosion and sediment control professionals from around the world. With the increase of enforcement of regulations, there is no better time to be a manufacturer or supplier of erosion control and stormwater products. Show your product to the engineers who specify its use, the contractors who buy and use it, and the regulators who monitor the sites—all at one show. Don't miss this chance to capture your share of this growing market—join us in Orlando.
Exhibitor Checklist
- Choose a booth.
- Complete the registration form.
- Sign and submit the EC11 Exhibitor Agreement.
- Send information for your free exhibitor listing in the conference directory.
- Make hotel reservations.
- Promote your booth at EC11.
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IECA is currently accepting applications for exhibiting at this year’s show in Orlando, Florida. If your company is interested in exhibiting
Download a registration form (.pdf).
Download exhibitor contract (.pdf)
Download the exhibitor prospectus (.pdf)
Fee for 10x10 space
- Corner: $1795 IECA member
- Corner:$1995 non-member
- Non-Corner: $1745 IECA member
- Non-Corner:$1945 non-member
- $170 professional membership
Environmental Connection is the only national show that we attend. It keeps us in touch with the market.
Mark Forse, JMD Company
Who Attends Environmental Connection?
Engineers, contractors, builders, land developers, inspectors, regulators to name a few. They are the decision makers in the their organization and they are looking for new, innovative technology and ideas.
- 79.3% of survey respondants spent 3 or more hours in the expo hall.
- 71% plan to make a future purchase based on information received at the expo
- 49% make the purchasing decisions for their organization.
- 50% purchase over $5,000 in products and services from Environmental Connection vendors, with 14% spending $100,000 or more.
*Survey of EC08 Conference & Expo attendees, February 2008