Make Your Year in Sales

Retail bakers have a serious passion for their profession—and a serious need for what you sell. If your company supplies the retail baking industry, All Things Baking offers a compelling opportunity to reach thousands of these top-quality, forward-thinking buyers with real effectiveness and cost-efficiency. Innovative, progressive and focused, ATB is the fitting platform for your brand—a results-driven event that works to help you to increase exposure, generate leads, find buyers and create more sales.  Make it an integral part of your sales strategy, and reap the rewards all year long. Download the ATB Exhibitor brochure for more information or contact a sales representative today.

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Why Houston?

In 2012, All Things Baking will rotate to Houston, Texas, giving exhibitors direct access to the heavy concentration of retail bakeries in the Southwest. Additionally, Houston is known for its proven ability to attract trade show participants from a wide geographic region and for the dining and entertainment options available to business travelers wanting to be inspired by the sights, sensations and southern charm.

  • Houston is the 5th largest metropolitan area in the united states.
  • Two major airports offer a myriad of direct and low-cost flights service the area, making it easy and affordable for attendees to get to and from Houston.
  • There are 137 bakers for every 100,000 employed in Houston, giving Houston a higher concentration of bakers than New York, Orlando and New Orleans.
  • The number of retail bakeries in the Houston region grew by 11 percent from ’04-’10. Over the same period, the number of retail bakeries declined in Chicago (-8 percent), Orlando (-21 percent), San Francisco (-15 percent), and Los Angeles (-7 percent).
  • The number of commercial bakeries in the Houston region grew by 26 percent from ’04-’10, faster than New York (7 percent) and New Orleans (22 percent). Over the same period, the number of commercial bakeries declined in San Francisco (-19 percent), and Los Angeles (-14 percent).

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