Chicago Build, the Midwest's largest construction and design show, recently concluded its event, attracting a significant number of attendees and exhibitors. With over 30,000 visitors and more than 350 exhibitors, the show provided a platform for professionals in the construction industry to network and engage in business opportunities. The event featured 400+ speakers across 13 conference tracks, offering a wealth of knowledge and insights for attendees.

The exhibition space at Chicago Build was spread across Hall D2, Lakeside Center Level 3 at McCormick Place in Chicago. The venue was bustling with activity from 9:30 am to 5:30 pm on October 29 and from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm on October 30. This first-come, first-served basis for booth reservations made it crucial for interested companies to book their space early.

Attendees had the opportunity to meet with leading contractors, developers, architects, engineers, and other industry professionals. Companies such as C&G Construction Supply, Urban Surfaces, Australian Turntable Company, and Surfacing Solutions were among those showcasing their products and services. Feedback from exhibitors was overwhelmingly positive, with many expressing satisfaction in the quality of leads generated and the diverse crowd of attendees.

The event also included AIA CES training sessions and various networking parties that added to the vibrant atmosphere. Live music and entertainment further enhanced the experience for visitors. According to one attendee from C&G Construction Supply, "Being an exhibitor at the Chicago Build Expo was the best decision we made this year! We have walked away with a year's worth of valuable contacts."

Another participant from Urban Surfaces shared their experience: "It was the best show I've been to in my 8 years in sales. I ran out of business cards in the first 4 hours and met many great contacts and decision-makers."

The conference agenda covered a wide range of topics relevant to the construction industry. Attendees could participate in seminars across various tracks, ensuring that there was something for everyone interested in learning about advancements in construction technology and design.

In addition to the main event, Chicago Build also featured further details about upcoming developments such as tower constructions in Fulton Market and plans for the United Center redevelopment project. These updates provided valuable information for attendees looking to stay informed about industry trends.

Overall, Chicago Build proved to be an invaluable platform for professionals seeking business leads and networking opportunities within the construction industry. With its diverse lineup of speakers, engaging activities, and impressive attendance figures, it is clear that this event will continue to be a key fixture on the Midwest's construction calendar.