National Hardware Show plans two-day Tiny Living Small Build Conference
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LAS VEGAS – The National Hardware Show (NHS) merges a historically consumer-focused event, formerly known as the Tiny House Jamboree, into the hardware event for professionals.
 
The new Tiny Living @ NHS will focus on the business of small building and construction technology, with an array of specialized exhibitors as well as experiences geared towards the tiny house movement. Tiny Living @ NHS will take place May 7-9, 2019 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
 
“Tiny Living @ NHS provides builders, developers, product/service providers, government officials, retailers, non-profits and other real estate professionals an unparalleled opportunity to meet and connect directly with lumber and building supply dealers, manufacturers of the world's largest variety of small living related products and services, and more to discover new and unique products specific to the tiny living movement,” said Rich Russo, Industry Vice President for the National Hardware Show. “Not only will attendees have the opportunity to network, but also to sit in on educational seminars, tour actual tiny homes and more, making the National Hardware Show the destination for staying up-to-date on the tiny living industry.” 
 
Tiny Living @ NHS will feature a multitude of exhibitors, such as Mr. Cool, Karavan Trailers, La Siesta Inc., and more, that specialize in products and services focused on tiny living needs and trends. These brands (and many more!) will be interspersed among more than 2,400 leading brands – new and recognized – in the hardware and home space, giving attendees unprecedented access to discover everything they need in one place.
 
Tiny Living @ NHS is also the only event where builders, developers, product/service providers, government officials, retailers, non-profits and other real estate professionals that cater to the tiny living movement can network with more than 30,000 hardware, building supply and other industry professionals. 
 

Small Build & Construction Technology Conference

Included as part of Tiny Living @ NHS programming, the Small Build & Construction Technology Conference is an event for industry leaders to discover new technologies, create collaborative opportunities, and learn together to advance the industry. The two-day conference will feature a mixture of interactive panels with industry veterans such as:
 
“State of the Industry” with Tim Costello, CEO of BDX, Inc.
“I’m Going Tiny – Does That Make Me Green?” with Dave Kowert, CEO of Blue Zero Homes, LLC, Rod Stambaugh, CEO of Sprout Tiny Homes, Inc., and Matt Power, Editor in Chief of Green Builder Magazine
“Tiny Houses Solution to Retirement” with Zack Giffin, Co-Host of Tiny House Nation on FYI
“Measure Twice – Cut Once: How VR & Generative Design Supports Zero Waste Building” with Jonathan Josephson of CTO Quantum Interface
 
Builders, suppliers, investors, and developers alike won’t want to miss this opportunity to contribute to the ConTech Conversation and direct the future of the small build industry. NHS attendees can add the Small Build & Construction Technology Conference onto their badge registration for a flat $350 fee.
 
Additional Experiences
Some of the other activities that attendees will see, and experience include:
Tiny House Village: Tiny Living @ NHS will feature a curated tiny house village sitting alongside the popular Tailgate, Backyard & BBQ outdoor area of the Show. 
Pitch Contest: Exhibitors will also have the chance to have their innovative small build product reviewed by a panel of industry experts for marketability and potential investment by angel and private equity investors specializing in ConTech.
 
For more information on all aspects of Tiny Living @ NHS and the Small Build & Construction Technology Conference, please click here. 
 
Registration for the 2019 Show is now open and members of the industry, retailers, as well as members of the press, are encouraged to sign up now and experience everything that the National Hardware Show has to offer. Registration for buyers and retailers is free from now until March 16, 2019 at www.nationalhardwareshow.com. Eligible and credentialed members of the media can apply for press registration status here.
 
For more information and to stay informed on the latest updates to this year’s National Hardware Show, visit www.nationalhardwareshow.com.
 

About the National Hardware Show 

The National Hardware Show celebrates a rich history spanning nearly 75 years of serving the home improvement marketplace. From its early beginnings in New York during the post-World War 2 housing boom and eventual move to Chicago in the 1970s, to today's current location in Las Vegas, NHS continually evolves through the industry's involvement, commitment and passion to improving America's quality of life through their homes. Today, NHS is the place for global manufacturers, associations, organizations and the media to get an unfiltered view of the industry, hands-on experiences, and access to the latest innovations and retail trends to enhance their business. For more information on the National Hardware Show, visit www.nationalhardwareshow.com.
 
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