As described in the 2019 annual conference prospectus, which we released in last week's issue of Connections, the Saturday afternoon program will be an industry panel comprised of the following individuals:
- Jennifer Kowalski (Six Walls)
- Molly Switzer (Molly Switzer Design)
- Brie Nakamura (Stuart Silk Architects)
- Abbas Rachaman (Neil Kelly Remodeling)
Titled Overcoming Confirmation Bias: What the Trades Really Want, Need and Expect from Showrooms, Representatives and Manufacturers, this panel of leading architects, designers and remodeling experts will be talking about, and answering questions about, what they want, need and expect from DPH professionals. Too often showrooms, manufacturers and representatives want to believe that they know what the trade community needs. This panel is almost assured to burst your bubble and provide the guidance necessary to become a valued and trusted source for the design community and trades in your market.
To that end, the Program & Showcase Committee, under the leadership of Richard Campbell (Belmont Hardware) and Kim Killgore (The Rain Company), would like to know - what topics would you like to see addressed during the presentation? Here is your chance to help direct the conversation, so please send your suggestions to Rebekah Covay at rebekah@dpha.net over the next several weeks. We look forward to your suggestions, and we hope to see you in Seattle this November!
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