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By the Numbers: PrimeTime February 2020 in Houston

Written by Rob Stott

March 6, 2020

As we close the books on our February 2020 PrimeTime show in Houston, take a look back at some of the key figures and data that came out of this record-setting show. Nationwide Marketing Group Members, vendors, industry partners and more came together and absolutely crushed this first PrimeTime of 2020. Exclusive show deals were abundant. Members earned millions of dollars in cash backs on the spot. And the George R. Brown Convention Center was absolutely abuzz with new and returning vendors showing off thousands of different products and services. Enjoy this unique look back with our February 2020 PrimeTime!

 

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