“The value of BCMC is to be able to create relationships, build brand awareness, and show off the solutions you have to offer an entire industry in one location that’s completely different than their office or their shop. The atmosphere of the show fosters a sense of relaxation that allows attendees to speak honestly and openly with you. That’s what you really get at BCMC – so much information, so much direction, so much about what your customers really need.”
– Michael Klein, MiTek
“The best part about BCMC is that it’s a reunion. It’s old-timers. It’s new-timers. It’s the cocktails at happy hour. It’s the fellowship. It’s the genuine awareness and enthusiasm for the industry.”
– Michael Schwitter, Alpine, an ITW Company
“BCMC has always delivered for Hundegger. You rarely get the opportunity, especially in today’s market to have face-to face time with decision makers. BCMC is unique in the fact that you get quality time with decision makers. It’s like they line up to come see you! Our booth is blowing up with customers each year we exhibit at BCMC.”
– Steve Shrader, Hundegger USA, L.C
“We have been a part of the BCMC show now for four years. It is one of the most rewarding shows we have been aligned with. The value of having so many existing customers as well as potential for new customers is the biggest motivating factor for us. We attend many other shows and conventions throughout the year but the BCMC show has become the one that our traders look forward to the most. It’s a large show that feels small, in a good way.”
– Justin Binning, American International Forest Products
“I enjoy attending BCMC because it gives me an opportunity to understand things from a perspective I haven’t seen or thought of before. Having the opportunity to talk to others in the industry and learn how they have solved the same problems we have in new and exciting ways is another valuable part of attending BCMC each year!”
– Greg Dahlstrom, Villaume Industries, Inc., 2020 BCMC Chair
“Nothing new happens with your head down in front of your desk. When you get out, your creative juices start flowing and that’s where you really start figuring out your next steps as a company. It doesn’t just happen cranking out work at the office.”
– Mike Kozlowski, Apex, 2020 BCMC Chair
