Nationwide PrimeTime Event in Nashville Opens for Registration


Nationwide Marketing Group has announced that member registration is now open for its highly anticipated PrimeTime event in Nashville. Taking place from August 13 to 16, the 61st edition of this biannual conference and buy fair will be held at the Music City Center in downtown Nashville. Independent retailers can look forward to a dynamic agenda filled with buying opportunities, educational sessions, and networking events. With a continued emphasis on being “customer obsessed” in preparation for the crucial holiday shopping season, the event aims to explore this theme through member-led panels, Nationwide Learning Academy courses, and engaging hallway conversations.

“We’re really looking forward to getting back to Nashville and seeing all our members and vendor partners,” says Melissa Stenson, vice president of member experience for Nationwide. “The city has been a tremendous host to us in the past, and we’re looking forward to experiencing Nashville from a new perspective. In addition to the expo floor that our dealers have come to expect and the unmatched educational offerings, holding the event downtown will allow us to be right in the middle of the action!”

Nashville has proven to be a popular destination for PrimeTime, and this year, attendees will get to experience the city from a fresh perspective. Moving for the first time to the Music City Convention Center in downtown Nashville, just steps away from the lively Broadway area, the event promises a new and exciting atmosphere. Attendees can anticipate numerous highlights, including a two-day buy fair featuring over 1,000 can’t-miss Show Specials and CashBack offers, state-of-the-industry sessions, extensive educational opportunities, and networking events for various specialty groups.

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