Inside Self-Storage World Expo Seattle/Tacoma, Wash.

The Inside Self-Storage World Expo is the industry's leading conference and tradeshow and the premier education event for self-storage facility owners, managers, developers, investors and suppliers. The expo features an extensive program tailored for the storage-industry professional. Attendees can participate in more than 30 seminars, four workshops, and multiple events that allow for peer-to-peer networking and information gathering. With a focus on tools for operational growth, including industry-specific training and technology, the ISS Expo in Seattle/Tacoma, Wash., is the best place to learn about the storage business, whether you work behind the counter or behind the scenes. Bonus: A special education track will be dedicated to self-storage development and operation in Canada!


Speaker Spotlight

Jeffrey Greenberger
Jeffrey Greenberger is a partner in the law firm Katz, Greenberger & Norton LLP, where he focuses his practice on commercial real estate with a concentration in self-storage. He assists operators in the design and implementation of legal policies and procedures and operational issues.

 

Benjamin Riehm
Benjamin Riehm is the northwest region sales manager for Janus International, with West Canada as part of his sales territory. He has vast knowledge of successful business practices between the two countries.

Top Reasons to Attend

Progressive Education Program

The ISS education program offers the up-to-date, critical business information you need to excel in today's self-storage industry.

Access to Industry Experts

Our expert presenters make themselves available for discussion between seminars, during exhibit hours and at multiple networking events.

Latest Products and Services

Leading companies in the business will be at the expo to answer questions, demonstrate products and offer insight to the overall field.

Networking Opportunities

Meet and share information with colleagues during seminars, exhibit hours.

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