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Atlanta SMTA Expo Begins April 17

Written by Philip Buonpastore
Wednesday, 09 January 2008
ATLANTA, GA – The 12th annual Atlanta SMTA Expo takes place at the Gwinnett Civic Center in Duluth, GA, on April 17. This free, one-day event will feature electronics assembly suppliers displaying products and services, as well as technical presentations and networking opportunities, including a free lunch on the show floor for pre-registrants. For more information, visit http://www.smta.org/education/vendor_days/vendor_days.cfm.

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