Connectivity hosts DAS and small cell summer networking event

SAN FRANCISCO, USA: Connectivity Wireless Solutions, a nationwide leader in providing in-building wireless solutions, will host its first annual summer networking event in Chicago on July 30, 2013 at the Chicago Yacht Club - Monroe Harbor.

The event, dubbed Connectivity's Summer Celebration, brings together DAS and small cell industry peers and colleagues, end-users in government, healthcare, higher education, hospitality and commercial real estate.

As the region's leading in-building wireless solutions integrator, Connectivity's Summer Celebration is open to its partners, customers, vendors and prospects interested to learn about DAS and small cell technologies enabling wireless connectivity solutions throughout the area. While Connectivity Wireless Solutions is the host sponsor, additional sponsorship opportunities are available including Premium, Associate and Partner packages.

All sponsorships include a nominal number of invitations for sponsors to invite their customers and prospects directly. In addition, ticket package bundles of 10 or more are substantially discounted from the individual ticket price of $80, which includes admission to the social, access to a 3-hour open bar and heavy appetizers on the evening of July 30th fom 5:30-8:30pm. Free tickets are only available through direct sponsor invites.

"Chicago is a prime area for DAS and small cell network deployments, bringing the community together will enhance collaboration between the DAS, small cell providers and the developers, universities, and hospitals throughout the region," comments Rob Benson, director of Strategic Account for Connectivity Wireless Solutions.

"Sponsoring companies will benefit from gaining exposure to the market, branding at the event and will receive tickets to invite their customers and prospects. We believe that Chicago can provide a wealth of experience and knowledge to end-users in order to help businesses deploy the best solutions to enable wireless communications."