Must See. . . Must Have. . . Must Do!
Annual trad exposition for the coin-operated amusement and out-of-home entertainment industry.
Wednesday, March 10 - Friday, March 12, 2010
Las Vegas Convention Center, North Hall N3
 

AMOA = Value Headquarters for Operators
Since 1948, the Amusement & Music Operator has been focused on delivering value—in the form of programs, services and events—on behalf of its members.

Why Should You Be a Part of AMOA in 2010?

• Savings. Free badges to the inaugural AAMA-AMOA Amusement Expo (March 10-12, 2010 in Las Vegas) and exclusive member discounts on distributor parts, freight, office supplies, equipment auction services and jukebox licensing and more.

• Education. Free educational seminars at the Amusement Expo and access to the AMOA Management Development Program at the University of Notre Dame.

• Networking. At AMOA events throughout the year—such as the Council of Affiliated States meeting, the Amusement Expo and Notre Dame program, fellow operators gather to compare notes and make valuable business contacts.

• Legislative Advocacy. AMOA is the voice of coin machine operators in the nation’s capital. Whether it’s a proposed change to currency or pending regulations on lead content in merchandise or restrictions on video games, the association is representing the needs and interests of operators at the federal level.

• State Conduit. AMOA serves as a liaison between states to help them connect on key matters affecting memberships in their areas, serves as a clearinghouse of information and also participates in state association meetings around the country.
• Communications. Through its weekly e-newsletter, Off-The-Top, its website, www.amoa.com and special periodicals, such as the Disaster Planning Guidebook, AMOA keeps members informed about industry issues.

• Coin-Op Cares. AMOA’s Education and Charitable Foundation has been supporting a range of worthwhile endeavors for many years, headlined by the Wayne E. Hesch Scholarship Program. In 2010, it is expected that this program, which provides financial support to college students, will top the $1 million mark in scholarships awarded since its inception in 1985. Most of the recipients are connected to the coin-op industry. The AMOA Foundation also conducts the Rich Holley Memorial Music Scholarship at the University of Florida’s School of Music, and supports a range of other charitable enterprises.

If you are in the coin-op trade, why not take advantage of the industry’s “Value Headquarters” by joining the Amusement & Music Operators Association (AMOA) today!
Contact AMOA by phone 800-937-2662, email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or visit www.amoa.com to download a copy of the application. For Amusement Expo information, please contact WT Glasgow, 708-226-1300 or visit www.amusementexpo.org.