IHPA Meeting in Ft. Myers, FL to Feature Displays of Hurricane Protection Devices and Systems

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Thomas Johnston, President of the International Hurricane Protection Association (IHPA), announced that the November 4th and 5th meeting of the International Hurricane Protection Association at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Ft. Myers, FL will feature displays of the products currently being offered for hurricane protection.

Thomas Johnston, President of the International Hurricane Protection Association (IHPA), announced that the November 4th and 5th meeting of the International Hurricane Protection Association at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Ft. Myers, FL will feature displays of the products currently being offered for hurricane protection. Johnston further noted that “this is a great opportunity for the suppliers and manufacturers of these products to put their products on display and for the folks who offer hurricane protection to the public to become more familiar with the latest offerings and technologies.

Johnston: “We keep this very simple. We provide a tabletop for the display of system samples, brochures, etc. The displays are available for viewing throughout our day-long meeting”.

The IHPA Meeting begins November 4th with a 4 hour IHPA Sponsored CEU Class conducted by Joe Belcher of JDB Code services. On November 5th, participants will begin the day with a seminar hosted at the nearby facilities of Croci North America and will return to the hotel for the remainder of events which will include the tabletop displays, Meeting, Installation Seminar and Meet & Greet Reception.

Membership is not required to attend this event. Registration is a must. Interested parties should visit http://ihpaprotect.org/meetings.aspx or call the IHPA at (561) 282-2395 for details and registration.

About the International Protection Association
The IHPA is a non-profit organization with a membership of manufacturers, suppliers, contractors and government agencies providing quality hurricane protection systems, information, and education to insure the publics' welfare and safety, therefore minimizing the loss of life and the destruction of property associated with hurricanes. For more information, go to their website at www.inthpa.com.