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Exhibitor reservations open for 2027 and 2028 Global Polymer Summits

Alessandra RicciNovember 8, 20265 min read0 views

At a glance

  • The Rubber Division of the American Chemical Society has opened exhibit space sales for its 2027 Cleveland and 2028 Pittsburgh summits.
  • Exhibit sales have opened for the 2027 and 2028 Global Polymer Summits, with the Rubber Division of the American Chemical Society offering booth space and promotional benefits to companies in the rubber, elastomer and tire sectors. The 2027 event will be held in Cleveland and co-located with the International Rubber Conference, while the 2028 event is set for Pittsburgh.
A wide-angle conceptual view of a modern polymer industry exhibition hall, with rubber components, polymer pellets and testing equipment arranged among abstract booth structures under cool daylight.

Exhibit space is now available for the 2027 and 2028 Global Polymer Summits, according to the Rubber Division of the American Chemical Society (ACS). The organizer is accepting exhibitor reservations for both events, which are aimed at companies serving the rubber, elastomer and tire industries.

The 2027 summit is scheduled for Sept. 28-30 in Cleveland, Ohio, and will be co-located with the International Rubber Conference. The 2028 edition will take place Sept. 12-13 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

ACS Rubber Division said early reservations are encouraged so exhibitors can secure preferred booth locations and gain added visibility through event marketing, sponsorships and promotional opportunities. The summits are designed to connect manufacturers, suppliers, researchers and other industry participants for networking, education and business development.

Exhibitor package

Companies that reserve space receive benefits intended to raise their profile and support business development. These include preferred pricing for sponsorship and marketing options; listings in the GPS Planner, event website, conference app and official publications; and complimentary registrations based on the size of the exhibit space. Exhibitors also have opportunities for editorial coverage in the GPS Daily publication and receive promotional graphics for social media and email signatures, along with support from a dedicated GPS exhibiting team.

The exhibition is intended for businesses involved in manufacturing, raw materials, compounding and mixing, distribution, processing, testing and research, molding, extrusion, parts production and recycling, as well as academia and education. Organizers expect attendees from technical, scientific, research and development, testing, quality, design, operations, purchasing, production, sales, marketing and corporate management roles, along with academic professionals, early-career individuals and students.

Interested companies can review the event prospectus and floor plans and reserve booth space through the summit website.

Reported by Alessandra Ricci, Polymer Testing, Circularity and Sourcing Analyst.