H&E Equipment Services, one of the largest construction equipment rental companies in the U.S., announced its participation in the first ever virtual Inland Marine Expo, produced by The Waterways Journal. This 100-percent online tradeshow and conference for the inland and intracoastal marine transportation industry, debuts Tuesday, September 29th and will run through October 1st. During the expo, H&E will host a 3D virtual exhibit booth where attendees can view and access product information, interact with company personnel, and book services. H&E’s booth will focus on its remanufacturing and structural repair capabilities along with waterway and dock services provided on the Mississippi River at its Belle Chasse, La., facility.
“We’re excited to participate in this new virtual approach to inform and educate customers about our products and services,” said Danny Satterfield, vice president of Encore and Structural Repair/Remanufacturing at H&E Equipment Services. “Among the many products and services that H&E offers for this expo, existing and potential customers can review our structural repair, remanufacturing, and our many other helpful dock services on the Mississippi in the convenience of their office or home. Our participation at IMX2020 Virtual enables our staff to engage with customers, answer questions, and take orders in a real-time environment.”
Established in 1961, H&E Equipment Services is the largest Manitowoc and Grove crane dealer in the world with 10 full-service crane hubs nationwide, and about 100 equipment rental locations. Based in Baton Rouge, La., H&E is No. 7 on the RER 100.
The Inland Marine Expo is focused on honoring the brown water community’s rich history and providing the modern workforce with the tools, education and inspiration it needs to propel forward. #IMX2020 is presented by The Waterways Journal and is designed specifically for the inland and intracoastal marine transportation industry. From CEOs to deckhands, this annual event is for the whole team. Registration is now open and is free to attend. See InlandMarineExpo.com to register.
