Texas Self Storage Association

Texas Self Storage Association Introduces New Seminar for Self-Storage Professionals

The Storage Showcase seminar is part of the Texas Self Storage Association's education series featuring top-rated industry speakers. Anyone involved in self-storage can benefit from attending either the Dallas or San Antonio events.

Round Rock, TX, April 09, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Texas Self Storage Association has announced the dates and locations for two Storage Showcase events, part of their Storage Education Series. These one-day seminars are targeted to self-storage owners, managers and developers. Each features two of the storage industry’s highest-rated speakers, and the content is comparable to what is often found only at the annual convention.

“This is an outstanding opportunity unlike anything we have hosted before. Texas self-storage professionals will be coached in proven industry techniques to increase the return on their investment. Well known industry professionals Anne Ballard, Tom Litton and Jim Chiswell will teach about sales and marketing techniques, improving revenues, and succeeding in a changing environment. This is one event you don't want to miss!,” said Brad Young, TSSA board member and Education Committee Chairman.

Registration is open for the April 22 seminar in Dallas as well as the June 27 seminar in San Antonio. Those interested in attending may register online or by calling 888-259-4902. Details are also available on the Association’s website.

Texas Self Storage Association was established in 1986 and is a non-profit trade association dedicated to enhancing the quality of the self-storage industry in Texas. The Association provides opportunities for members to increase their knowledge of the self-storage industry through education, research, discussion and exchange of information.

For More Information:
Texas Self Storage Association – www.txssa.org

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