Exhibit Space Sales Open for 2027 and 2028 Global Polymer Summits

Rubber Division ACS is taking booth reservations for its Cleveland 2027 and Pittsburgh 2028 polymer summits, with early bookings linked to preferred locations and added visibility.

Rubber Division of the American Chemical Society has opened exhibitor reservations for the 2027 and 2028 Global Polymer Summits, giving rubber, elastomer and tire companies two chances to book booth space well ahead of each event.

The 2027 summit is scheduled for Sept. 28-30 in Cleveland, Ohio, co-located with the International Rubber Conference. The 2028 event will take place Sept. 12-13 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Exhibitor benefits

  • Preferred pricing on sponsorship and marketing opportunities
  • Company listings in the GPS Planner, event website, conference app and official publications
  • Complimentary registrations based on exhibit space size
  • Opportunities for editorial coverage in the GPS Daily publication
  • Promotional graphics for social media and email signatures
  • Support from a dedicated GPS exhibiting team

Organizers are encouraging companies to reserve space early to secure preferred booth locations and to gain additional exposure through event marketing, sponsorships and promotional opportunities.

Exhibition scope

The exhibition is aimed at companies working in manufacturing, raw materials, compounding and mixing, distribution, processing, testing and research, molding, extrusion, parts production, recycling, and academia and education.

Attendees span technical, scientific, research and development, testing, quality, design, operations, purchasing, production, sales, marketing and corporate management roles, along with academic professionals, early-career individuals and students.

Companies interested in exhibiting can review the event prospectus and floor plans and reserve booth space through the Global Polymer Summit website.

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