Instruction For Masonry Show Badges

Words: Rachel KrantzAdmission to the Exposition will be by badge only. There is no limit to the number of badges a company may request, as long as the badges are for bona fide employees of the exhibiting company and can be proven as such.

You will save time and avoid inconvenience by requesting badges for your employees by January 14, 2000. You can mail or fax in changes, additions, and cancellations as they occur prior to January 14, 2000. After this date all requests will by processed on site.

A company representative will be allowed to pick-up all staff badges, provided proper company identification is shown for each individual. Business cards are considered sufficient identification.

Questions should be directed to THE MASONRY SHOW at 800-536-2225.
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