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New Frontiers in Fiber Materials Science Symposium October 11-13, 2011 Francis Marion Hotel Charleston, South Carolina Tabletop Display Request Form for October 11, 2011, I wish to reserve an 8 x30

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What is tabletop exhibits?

Tabletop exhibits are small displays set up on a table to showcase products, services, or information at events or trade shows.

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Exhibitors or businesses participating in events or trade shows that require tabletop displays are required to file tabletop exhibits.

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The purpose of tabletop exhibits is to promote and showcase products or services to potential customers or clients at events or trade shows.

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Information such as product descriptions, pricing, contact information, and promotional materials must be reported on tabletop exhibits.