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Business-Building Sessions

POMA is known for its hard-hitting conference sessions. The 30+, 60- to 90-minute sessions cover all aspects of a communicator's world and are focused on helping you increase your businesses bottom line.

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Product Displays and Testing

Three events for product display and testing are held during the conference:

• A two-hour indoor product display and content gathering event
• An afternoon at POMA Camps
• A morning for Shooting Day

IMPORTANT NOTICE: Spots for exhibitors at all events are limited and assigned first-come, first-served – based on the date of conference registration. Register now, so you’re not left out.

See It, Product Showcase: This afternoon/evening event (Thurs., 4:30 - 6:30 p.m.) is a trade-show-style set up during which corporate attendees show product, discuss technologies/innovations, are interviewed, and help the media develop content. Exhibitors are provided tables and chairs for display purposes.

Use It, POMA Camps: Interactive Only: The event (Fri., 1 - 4 p.m.) offers three, non-shooting, outdoor activity camps: Base Camp, Fishing/Boating Camp, Field/Hunting Camp.
Each camp is populated by six to eight companies who work together to provide an active camp atmosphere and activities that allow media members to test non-firearms-related products, shoot photography and video, and have some fun.

Use It, Shooting Day: This morning event (Sat., 8 - 11 a.m.) is for firearms, ammunition, archery product, and vehicle testing. A static range is available for rifle and handguns, clays stations are set for shotgunning, and separate areas for bows/crossbows and vehicles are available.

Developing Newsworty Content

Issues & Answers: Informational press conferences, which allow organizations such as the Quality Deer Management Association, Ducks Unlimited, Fish & Wildlife Service, Mule Deer Foundation, and others to discuss critical issues facing the traditional outdoor sports industry. Space is limited and assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.