Why be at the Expo?
Your Customers Will Be There, Will You?!
There is an event in our area that helps connect you with your current and new customers!
For the past 32 years, the Kinsmen Club of Dauphin has been hosting the Kinsmen Business Expo for a multi-day, no pressure event that's fun for both consumers and businesses. We're proud to help host and give our members the access to this long running successful event!
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ARE YOU THINKING:
1. This event isn't for me.
2. These expo's never work.
3. I have no idea where to start.
That's where maybe you need a fresh plan or inspiration? Events like the Kinsmen Business Expo can definitely help give your business an effective exposure boost! There just needs to be a strategic plan of attack in place well before you even start unpacking at the show.
Take a look at the planning guide and some spectacular examples of booths that WORK! When it comes to the Kinsmen Expo, don't just sit there, leave a lasting impression! It's a show, so Show off! And keep in mind, it's not exactly about selling your products or services, it's about selling you and your business. Click each picture for a larger version and related link.
Booths are available now!
The numbered spaces are the only ones available. To find out more on the expo and how to register CLICK HERE > https://goo.gl/91hVK9
Poster
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Regulations
1. Commission will be 20 % of sales for preregistered entries. Late entries will be sold at the end of the auction.
2. Everything will be sold unreserved to the highest bidder.
3. All entries are to be clean and in good health. Any entries deemed unfit for auction will be refused.
4. All entries must be crated with the containers constructed so that the public can see the contents without removal from the crate – screened front or sides. All entries will be sold with the crate that they arrive in.
5. All entries will be identified with the
i) Consignors full name, address, & phone number.
ii) Breed, sex & number of animals in the crate.
iii) Lambs, Goats and any other animals that require it are to have proper ear tags.
6. Consignments will be limited to 10 boxes with the sale limited to 300 boxes total. A limit of 10 boxes per species also applies. Eg 10 boxes of Marans, 10 boxes of Call Ducks. Eggs and day old chicks will not be accepted.
7. Entries will be sold times the money – a box with three ducks in it selling for $ 50.00 each would be $50.00 x 3 = $ 150.00 total. Feathered chicks will be sold by the box.
8. Entries will be accepted between 9:00 am and 11:30 am of sale date.
9. The Auctioneer will control the sale order and determine how the entries will be sold at all times.
10. Regulations subject to change without notice.
Chili Cook-off
Kinsmen Particpated in Chili Cook-off for Mental Health Awareness at the Dauphin Friendship Center Oct 9, 2013. Our Smoky Hot Chili KIN Carne was the third best in Dauphin. Fun was had by all!!
Remembrance Day Service
The Kinsmen Club of Dauphin donated to the Royal Canadian Legion towards a Remembrance Day Wreath. Club President, Trevor Shewfelt, attended the Service at Credit Union Place and layed the wreath.
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For the past 32 years, the Kinsmen Club of Dauphin has been hosting the Kinsmen Business Expo for a multi-day, no pressure event that's fun for both consumers and businesses. We're proud to help host and give our members the access to this long running successful event!
~~~~~~~~~~
ARE YOU THINKING:
1. This event isn't for me.
2. These expo's never work.
3. I have no idea where to start.
That's where maybe you need a fresh plan or inspiration? Events like the Kinsmen Business Expo can definitely help give your business an effective exposure boost! There just needs to be a strategic plan of attack in place well before you even start unpacking at the show.
Take a look at the planning guide and some spectacular examples of booths that WORK! When it comes to the Kinsmen Expo, don't just sit there, leave a lasting impression! It's a show, so Show off! And keep in mind, it's not exactly about selling your products or services, it's about selling you and your business. Click each picture for a larger version and related link.
Booths are available now!
The numbered spaces are the only ones available. To find out more on the expo and how to register CLICK HERE > https://goo.gl/91hVK9
Poster
>
Regulations
1. Commission will be 20 % of sales for preregistered entries. Late entries will be sold at the end of the auction.
2. Everything will be sold unreserved to the highest bidder. 3. All entries are to be clean and in good health. Any entries deemed unfit for auction will be refused. 4. All entries must be crated with the containers constructed so that the public can see the contents without removal from the crate – screened front or sides. All entries will be sold with the crate that they arrive in. 5. All entries will be identified with the i) Consignors full name, address, & phone number. ii) Breed, sex & number of animals in the crate. iii) Lambs, Goats and any other animals that require it are to have proper ear tags. 6. Consignments will be limited to 10 boxes with the sale limited to 300 boxes total. A limit of 10 boxes per species also applies. Eg 10 boxes of Marans, 10 boxes of Call Ducks. Eggs and day old chicks will not be accepted. 7. Entries will be sold times the money – a box with three ducks in it selling for $ 50.00 each would be $50.00 x 3 = $ 150.00 total. Feathered chicks will be sold by the box. 8. Entries will be accepted between 9:00 am and 11:30 am of sale date. 9. The Auctioneer will control the sale order and determine how the entries will be sold at all times. 10. Regulations subject to change without notice. Chili Cook-offKinsmen Particpated in Chili Cook-off for Mental Health Awareness at the Dauphin Friendship Center Oct 9, 2013. Our Smoky Hot Chili KIN Carne was the third best in Dauphin. Fun was had by all!! Remembrance Day ServiceThe Kinsmen Club of Dauphin donated to the Royal Canadian Legion towards a Remembrance Day Wreath. Club President, Trevor Shewfelt, attended the Service at Credit Union Place and layed the wreath. More Articles … |