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2011 NORTH AMERICAN VETERINARY DERMATOLOGY FORUM APPLICATION & CONTRACT FOR EXHIBIT SPACE April 13 – 16, 2011 Exhibit Hall Open April 14-16, 2011 Galveston Island Convention Center at the San Luis

How to fill out contract for exhibit space

How to fill out a contract for exhibit space:

1. Start by obtaining a copy of the contract form from the event organizer or the venue management. This form will outline the terms and conditions of the exhibit space rental.
2. Read through the contract carefully, paying close attention to key clauses such as rental fees, booth specifications, duration of rental, and any additional services included.
3. Provide your contact information, including your name, address, phone number, and email address, at the beginning of the contract.
4. Specify the desired exhibit space by indicating the booth number or location as instructed in the contract. If multiple options are available, prioritize your preferences.
5. Determine and fill in the rental fees or costs associated with the exhibit space. This may include the base booth rental fee, additional charges for utilities, cleaning, or any other services offered.
6. Understand and comply with any insurance requirements outlined in the contract. Some events or venues may require exhibitors to have liability insurance coverage during the rental period.
7. Carefully review the rules and regulations section of the contract. This might include guidelines related to setup and dismantling, prohibited items, noise levels, and any other restrictions that need to be followed during the event.
8. If needed, include any specific requests or additional services you require, such as additional electrical outlets, internet access, or special booth setups. Ensure you understand any additional costs associated with these requests.
9. Sign and date the contract, adhering to any specific instructions provided. Some contracts may require multiple signatures from both the exhibitor and the event organizer or venue management.
10. Keep a copy of the signed contract for your records, ensuring you have a clear understanding of your rights and obligations as an exhibitor.

Who needs a contract for exhibit space?

1. Business Owners: Business owners who want to showcase their products or services at an exhibition or trade show often need a contract for exhibit space. This contract ensures that they have a designated area for displaying their offerings.
2. Event Organizers: Event organizers who arrange exhibitions or trade shows require contracts for exhibit space to allocate and manage the booth rentals. This helps them keep track of the exhibitors, collect rental fees, and establish rules for the event.
3. Venue Owners or Managers: Owners or managers of event venues offer exhibit space rentals to exhibitors. They need contracts to outline the terms and conditions, secure payments, and avoid any potential conflicts or disputes during the event.

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