WFCT is Just Four Weeks Away - Registration Still Open

WFCT is Just Four Weeks Away - Registration Still Open
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Date: 17 May 2021

We are heading into the final laps for the International Window Film Conference and Tint-Off™ (WFCT) and what may just be the best event yet in WFCT’s long history.

“We are definitely sensing the industry’s excitement for our first event since 2019,” said Tricia Lopez, senior events director. “The depth of the educational program, the extensive number of new products and the competitions themselves (with more than $50,000 in prizes) will make this an exciting and memorable event for the window film industry.”

Even though the WFCT team had to cancel one event and reschedule another due to COVID-19, the planning never stopped and neither has the industry. New products and technologies have all evolved and this year’s event is prepared to educate attendees and serve as a one-stop-shop for all things window film.

Here’s a look at WFCT by the numbers:

More than $50,000 in prizes for competitors AND attendees for WFCT and Auto Glass Week combined, 22 educational sessions, 3 competitions, and 3 full days of personal and professional development opportunities.

WFCT is June 7-9 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Fla. Health and safety protocols will be in place.

Don’t delay and REGISTER TODAY! Choose in- person or virtual attendance knowing you can change your option until May 28. Visit wfctevent.com to register, or for more information.

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