Sentences with phrase «trade with other attendees»

At electronic concerts, homemade PLUR (Peace, Love, Unity, Respect) bracelets are all the rage to trade with other attendees.

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For attendees and speakers, trade shows can be an intimidating multi-day forum where you make new business connections, learn what others in your space are succeeding with, and learn what you can do better.

Along with the fascinating sessions that tackled topics like hurdling adversity, adding variety to youth sports programming and exploring generational issues in youth sports, delegates also took advantage of the opportunity to network with other attendees and share valuable information and insight, as well as visit the always impressive Athletic Business Exhibit Hall featuring the industry's most comprehensive trade show.

The event is a collaboration with SAP Next - Gen at the SAP Leonardo Center New York where, from the 48th floor of Hudson Yards, attendees will have a panoramic view of New York City with the World Trade Center and other historic buildings lit up in the suffrage colors purple and gold.

But my experience was far from universal; other female attendees described their discomfort with watching Take It Out In Trade in the Fantastic Fest Facebook group, and they deserve to be heard as well.

The «Detroit Blockchainers» Meetup has 488 members, and the group holds a weekly meeting in Metro Detroit where attendees can trade cryptocurrencies with other people in person.

' Meetup has 488 members, and the group holds a weekly meeting in Metro Detroit where attendees can trade cryptocurrencies with other people in person.

With the current focus of the presidential campaign on the impact of international trade on domestic employment rates, Yun told attendees that somewhere only around 10 percent of job losses are due to factors such as international trade, with the other 90 percent of jobs disappearing due to automation and advances in technolWith the current focus of the presidential campaign on the impact of international trade on domestic employment rates, Yun told attendees that somewhere only around 10 percent of job losses are due to factors such as international trade, with the other 90 percent of jobs disappearing due to automation and advances in technolwith the other 90 percent of jobs disappearing due to automation and advances in technology.