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Build Podcast | Episode 141: An Insider's Guide to Build Show LIVE
The moment you’ve all been waiting for is finally here…registration for Build Show LIVE is open now! Matt is joined by Mark Wille to bring you an insider’s guide to all thing’s Build Show LIVE. Taking place in Austin, TX from November 7-9, 2024, Build Show LIVE promises to be the premier trade show for the building industry. The event will feature a unique blend of educational sessions, networking opportunities, and exclusive tours.
- There’s an option for everyone…
- Expo Tickets: With acccess to the show floor on November 8-9, you can connect with well over 100 manufacturers, plus you can pick from nearly 30 educational sessions across 3 stages. Can’t attend on Friday? Good news! There’s a Saturday-only option.
- Classroom + Expo: Take your education to the next level with access to everything on the show floor, plus over 20 classroom sessions covering building science, construction, and design as well as business processes, tools, and management. Check out all classroom session descriptions on the conference schedule: https://www.buildshowlive.com/en/conference-schedule.html.
- Tours: A limited-capacity tour to learn how to build the Build Show way includes Matt’s personal home and The Risinger Build House – a new build with plans available through our partnership with Builders FirstSource.
- VIP: VIPs get an extra day of classroom content with the premiere of Build Science 301™, tours of two job sites curated by Matt and the team (includes Matt’s personal home and The Risinger Build House), exclusive VIP reception on Thursday evening, plus access to Friday & Saturday classroom sessions as well as everything on the Expo floor
Don’t wait to get your tickets, especially VIP! There are only 301 VIP Tickets, and you don’t want to miss out on this amazing opportunity. Go to buildshowlive.com to register now!
Find Matt and The Build Show on the web:
- Build Show Videos: https://buildshownetwork.com/go/mattrisinger
- Instagram: @risingerbuild and @thebuildshow
- TikTok: @thebuildshow
- YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@buildshow
- Website: https://risingerbuild.com/ and https://buildshownetwork.com/
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