CCS Presentation Systems today announced another push to the dates for its annual National Sales Summit, which was originally scheduled for September 2020 then delayed until February 2021.
Traditionally a fall event, CCS had shifted the event to February due to concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, CI’s 2013 Integrator of the Year has made the decision to move to Sept. 13-15, 2021.
“With continued concern for the health and safety of our nationwide staff, sponsors and invited guests, we have decided to move the CCS National Sales Summit to September of 2021.” said John Godbout, founder and CEO of CCS Presentation Systems, in the company announcement.
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“Our hope is that things will improve over the first two quarters of the year and we will be able to gather together in a large group without any restrictions by this fall,” he said.
The AV event in Arizona, the CCS National Sales Summit will take place as a live event at Talking Stick Resort in Scottsdale, Ariz., and feature an 80-booth exhibit hall designed to view the latest AV products and services from some of the industry’s biggest names.
Crestron, Sharp/NEC Display, Legrand AV, LG Electric, SONY, EPSON, QSC, Shure and many more are scheduled to exhibit their latest products at the 2021 CCS National Sales Summit.
For more information on CCS Presentation Systems or the CCS National Sales Summit, please visit www.ccsprojects.com or email chief marketing officer Julie Solomon at [email protected].
Beyond CCS National Sales Summit
CCS Presentation Systems earned CI’s 2013 honors as Integrator of the Year because of its unique model that allows individuals to own and operate their own divisions of the CCS brand but also tap into the massive resources of the home office in Arizona.
The approach has worked for Godbout since 1991 as the company continues to open new offices in just about every corner of the U.S.
Each of the partners under the CCS umbrella is tied to the parent company through a licensing agreement, with Godbout emphasizing this is not a franchise setup. Each partner also owns his or her own business and can build and create his or her own equity through the relationship.
