It's nirvana for shoppers at chamber Consumer Expo

Sussex County - The Sussex County Chamber of Commerce invites all shoppers to Expo, the area’s largest consumer trade show. Main event partners Newton Memorial Hospital and Saint Clare’s Hospital will be on hand along with more than 175 exhibitors. Expo is held one day only, from 4 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 26th at Crystal Springs Country Club on Route 94 in Hardyston, “Thousands of people have attended Expo in the past; enjoying free hors d’oeuvres, free admission and ample free parking. Now In its 14th year, Sussex County Chamber Expo is bigger and better, affording everyone a chance to learn just what kinds of high quality products and services are available close to home”, says Tammie Horsfield, chamber president. At Expo is the consumers can meet representatives from area businesses with an eye toward shopping their products and services. To inspire attendance, the following sponsors are providing additional support: Media Partners - Clear Channel Tri-State, The New Jersey Herald, Food Sponsor - Crystal Springs Resort, Coffee/Dessert Sponsors - Eastern Propane Corporation, Exhibitor Sponsor - Kelly & Ward., Showcase Sponsor - Noble Community Bank and Bristol Glen. The following Room Sponsors offer additional support: Emerald Room I (Exclusive): van den Heuvel & Fountain, Inc., Emerald Room II: T.M Brennan Contractors, Inc. (Exclusive), Upper Lobby: Sowinski Sullivan Architects. In addition to gifts and giveaways, there will also be opportunities to win door prizes. Through Expo, the chamber hopes to foster a network of business that will save consumers money and travel time by shopping locally. Exhibitors will include representatives from financial and educational institutions, building trades, gift ideas, insurance providers, consumer electronics, high tech computer products and internet services, photography studios, utilities, building contractors, office furniture and supplies, communications companies, hotel/motel, wellness products and service providers and many other businesses involved in recreation, agriculture and tourism industries, which are the mainstays of Sussex County business. “When residents want to meet the best people doing business locally”, adds Horsfield, “they come to the Sussex County Chamber Expo, which is specifically designed to bring businesses and consumers together, offering visibility for the exhibitor and local shopping options to the consumer.” For directions or information, call 973-579-1811 or visit www.sussexcountychamber.org.