Several expert ATA staff members will also present in-depth seminars on modern marketing, federal excise taxes, identifying and stopping counterfeit products, creating good business plans, building partnerships that boost business, and helping customers find their true archery and bowhunting homes.
In addition, this year’s ATA Show targets manufacturers with two seminars, both of which are held outside the regular seminar schedule to accommodate exhibitors’ schedules. Representatives from the Intellectual Property Rights Center and U.S. Customs and Border Patrol will discuss counterfeiting issues Saturday in the seminar area.
Earlier, a seminar featuring experts from the IRS and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, discussed federal excise taxes Wednesday in the seminar area.
After each day’s seminars, visit the ATA’s Member Services Area to learn about other ATA programs and benefits like ATA ePRO, ATA Connect and the Retail Growth Initiative program.