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Exhibiting space, registration open for Select shows
Registration is open for the 2014 Select by Centurion shows, which cater to regional and hosted retailers by featuring small groups of designers and manufacturers.
New York--Registration is open for the 2014 Select by Centurion shows, which cater to regional and hosted retailers by featuring small groups of designers and manufacturers.
The shows will begin in fall for late-season buying before the holidays.
The Select shows will kick off in Dallas at the Ritz-Carlton from Sept. 7 to 8 before moving to the Loews Vanderbilt in Nashville, Tenn. from Sept. 21 to 22.
The final show will be held at the MGM Grand at Foxwoods in Mashantucket, Conn. from Sept. 28 to 29.
“I find that the retailers who attend the Select shows enjoy a very personal and enjoyable buying experience,” said Michael Hujara, managing director of Breuning Inc. “The atmosphere is very upscale but relaxed and therefore provides a very positive environment.”
Exhibition spaces are still available for the Nashville and Foxwoods shows, and those interested in exhibiting or registering can call Jack Grafing at 888-427-4697 or visit the Select Jewelry Show website.
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