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NAFA Pacific Southwest Chapter to Hold LA Auto Show Meeting Nov. 22

LOS ANGELES - The NAFA Pacific Southwest (PSW) Chapter will hold its annual Los Angeles Auto Show meeting Nov. 22 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Attendees will be free to explore the Auto Show after the business meeting and presentations.

by Staff
November 2, 2010
2 min to read


LOS ANGELES - The NAFA Pacific Southwest (PSW) Chapter will hold its annual Los Angeles Auto Show meeting Nov. 22 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Attendees will be free to explore the Auto Show after the business meeting and presentations.

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Please RSVP by Nov. 15, as meals cannot be guaranteed for registrations made after this date. Send an e-mail to Leonie von Halle at lvonhall@csc.com or call (310) 615-1778. The registration fee is $45 for cash or check payments made by Nov. 15. The price increases to $50 for registrations made Nov. 16-20, as well as walk-ins.

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Annual Los Angeles Auto Show Meeting

When:           Monday, November 22, 2010

Where:         Los Angeles Convention Center

                     1201 S. Figueroa Street -- Room 511 Los Angeles, CA 90015


SCHEDULE

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10:30-11:30 a.m. Registration and Auto Show ticket pick-up at West Hall Entrance Information Desk. (Note: Showroom entrance begins at 11 a.m.)

10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. Networking

12-1:30 p.m. - Lunch and OEM presentations (Representatives will provide a brief overview of their latest models, their latest advancements in vehicle technology and plans for new products.)

1:30 p.m. Self-tour of LA Auto Show


INSTRUCTIONS FOR DAY OF EVENT:

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  • Park in the WEST HALL PARKING off 11th Street, between Figueroa and Cherry. Parking is $12.

  • Pick up your FREE LA Auto Show ticket between 10:30-11:30 a.m. at the WEST HALL ENTRANCE Information Desk located to the left of the main ticket booths. (If you arrive in the WEST HALL lobby AFTER 11:30 am, you must purchase an Auto Show ticket).

  • Due to security protocol, the Los Angeles Convention Center will NOT allow anyone up to the meeting rooms without an Auto Show ticket.

  • Once you have your ticket, proceed up the escalators to Meeting Room 511.


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