CP Expo/MSP Summit Day 1 Networking Events: ACW, Cable Party, More
From an '80s theme to bowling, CP Expo/MSP Summit attendees had a blast Monday night.
The Cable Party is a long-time fixture of the Channel Partners Conference & Expo, giving partners, vendors and distributors the chance to reconnect.
Many partners, like Jodi and Zina Hassel of ZLH Enterprises, attended.
AppDirect was one of the tech services distributors (TSDs) represented at the party.
The gang's all here! Channel Futures editorial director Craig Galbraith poses with Cox Business channel leader John Muscarella, Cablefinder strategic alliance leader Jeff Pratt, X4 and Bluewave's Curt Allen, and Allen's son, Todd.
Members of the Technology Advisor Alliance shared a drink at their special reception, sponsored by Ziro and SmartAction.
No one was spared a good time at the Channel United Party at Brooklyn Bowl. Attendees bowled and danced to some of their favorite tunes.
'80s was the theme, if you couldn't tell, at the Alliance of Channel Women's traditional ACW Connect Live! event.
New ACW president Mayka Rosales-Peterson addresses the hundreds in the audience.
In the ACW keynote, former Washington state senator Mona Das shared her story of growing up as an Indian immigrant, running for the state senate and winning.
The ACW memorialized the passing of member Carolee Cannata, who died of pancreatic cancer last year. Cannata's husband, Joe, came to the stage to say a few words.
The ACW memorialized the passing of member Carolee Cannata, who died of pancreatic cancer last year. Cannata's husband, Joe, came to the stage to say a few words.
While attendees come to the Channel Partners Conference & Expo and MSP Summit for the great education on the keynote stage, in workshops and in conference sessions, they also come for the networking opportunities.
Monday night featured the traditional Alliance of Channel Women event, the cable company party, agents getting together and a bowling fest that welcomed all-comers.
Highlights in the image gallery above.
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