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LAS VEGAS – Organizers of Agent Summit 2012 announce that attendees who register by Friday, Feb. 10 will receive $100 off their registration fee.
Additionally, early registrants will also be entered to win one of three iPad 2s provided by Old Republic Insured Automotive Services.
“Old Republic is excited to be sponsoring the 2012 Agent Summit and iPad 2 giveaway,” said Rick Malone, vice president of sales and marketing. “We are looking forward to another great show while building on the success of last year’s event.”
The industry’s only event for agents is a joint venture between F&I and Showroom and Agent Entrepreneur magazines.
“I am very excited about Agent Summit,” said Adam Kimber, co-show chair and group publisher of the event’s media sponsor, Agent Entrepreneur. “We have put the agenda in the hands of the agents and our advisory board with the full intention of providing stellar education. Any agent will benefit drastically from this event.”
Agent Summit 2012 is scheduled for March 12–14 at Caesars Palace Las Vegas and is expected to draw hundreds of the nation’s top general agents. The educational agenda will be led by many of the leading trainers in the industry.
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