ICSC LOCAL RENO

Thursday, October 24, 2024  •  2:00 – 5:00 pm PT

Join Marketplaces Industry colleagues at this exciting networking event at The Generator. Hear from Taylor Adams, President and CEO of the Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada (EDAWN), the group that brought Tesla and many other vibrant and growing companies to metro Reno. Taylor will share his perspective on what makes Reno unique and discuss the driving force behind the city’s startling employment growth. 

Plus, take a guided tour of The Generator or attend a viewing of the documentary Wings of Glory, and meet artists Andy Tibbetts and Adrian Landon. Refreshments and hors d’oeuvres to be enjoyed.

SPEAKERS
Taylor Adams, CEO & President, Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada
Adrian Landon, Kinetic Metal Sculptor, The Generator
Andy Tibbetts, Engineer; Artist, The Generator

SCHEDULE
2:00–2:15 pm • Registration & Badge Pickup
2:15–3:00 pm • What Makes Reno Unique with Taylor Adams
3:00–3:45 pm • Optional Events

Attendees will have a chance to participate in one of the following events. Participants must be registered for ICSC LOCAL RENO.

• Walking Tour of The Generator, followed by a meet and greet with Engineer Artist, Andy Tibbetts
• Viewing of Wings of Glory, followed by a meet and greet with Kinetic Metal Sculptor, Adrian Landon

Registration Fees*

Register at the Standard Rate 
Member  •  $50
Non-Member  •  $50
Student Member •  $25

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Event Conduct
Additionally, the goal of ICSC events is to provide a welcoming, congenial atmosphere for Marketplaces Industry professionals to connect with peers, conduct business and learn more about relevant topics. As a reminder, we expect all attendees and exhibitors at ICSC events to treat fellow attendees, speakers, service providers and the ICSC team with the utmost respect. We do not tolerate disruptive, harassing, hateful or harmful language or conduct including name calling or otherwise provoking an individual regarding a particular topic, specifically as it relates to non-business issues. Additionally, please do not bring material related to political or social issues—such as flags, banners or signs—to the event, as such items may distract from the purpose of the event. 

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