Self-storage managers and owners who wish to attend the Inside Self-Storage (ISS) World Expo in Las Vegas, April 6-9, can vie to win a trip to the event by entering the “Loving Las Vegas” video challenge from Self-Storage Talk (SST), the industry's largest online community. Participants must submit a one- to three-minute video by noon Pacific Time on March 2 that answers the statement: “Why you should send ME to the Inside Self-Storage World Expo this year!”
In addition to roundtrip airfare to Las Vegas, the winner will receive a three-night stay at the Paris Hotel & Resort, a Premium Education Package for the expo, and a Total Self-Storage Solutions 2015 DVD package from the ISS Store containing copies of all standard education sessions recorded at the event. The approximate prize value is $2,400. The contest is sponsored by Chateau Products Inc., a manufacturer of locks and latch systems specializing in self-storage.
The video contest is open to U.S.-based self-storage managers and owners who are also members of SST. Forum membership is free, and new members are eligible to win.
Creativity is encouraged for video submissions, but entries must be tasteful with no profanity and may not include any footage or music that would be considered a copyright infringement. The winner will be selected by ISS editorial staff and announced on March 9.
Videos can be submitted via e-mail to [email protected] or uploaded online. Complete contest rules can be viewed at www.selfstoragetalk.com/contest.
Created for self-storage owners, managers, developers, investors and suppliers, the ISS Expo is the industry’s largest conference and tradeshow. It comprises four days of education, product and service exhibits, and networking opportunities.
Launched in January 2008, SST is the official forum of Inside Self-Storage, a dynamic services company that provides publications, events and educational resources for the self-storage industry. In addition to more than 7,400 registered members, www.selfstoragetalk.com features approximately 8,400 discussion threads and more than 74,000 posts in 20 topical subforums.
