WSRCA Provides Free Education Pass for Western Roofing Expo with Special Code

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August 27, 2021

The Western Roofing Expo (WRE) is set to take place Sept. 21-23 at the Mirage Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, and the first 10 registrants who use a special discount code will receive a free education pass.

The Western States Roofing Contractors Association (WSRCA) is providing free education passes to the earliest registrants that sign up for the event using the discount code DISC826. The pass included complimentary entry into all seminairs for either Sept. 22 or Sept. 23, and is valued at $125.

The WRE will feature 24 educational seminars, two keynote luncheons, and the Davis Memorial Foundation's Welcome Event and Live Auction. In addition, the Davis Memorial Foundation announced that Bear’s Best Las Vegas, a golf experience that brings together 18 of Jack Nicklaus’ favorite holes into one Las Vegas golf course, will be the host of the foundation’s Bob Porter Golf Tournament. The Sporting Clays tournament will return to the Pro Gun Club. Both events, as well as the Welcome Event & Live Auction, will be held Sept. 21, with proceeds going to the Davis Memorial Foundation’s Scholarship Fund.

"I am very excited that we have the opportunity to have an expo this year," said WSRCA President Leo Ibarra. "I understand that over the past year, we did not get the same networking experiences that we are typically lucky enough to enjoy. With that said, I genuinely cannot wait to see you all in person at the Mirage, as well as at some of the great educational seminars that WSRCA will be providing."

Visit westernroofingexpo.com for more information.

Chris Gray is the managing editor of Roofing Contractor.

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