On the Move Lives Up to Their Name with October’s Industry Event Schedule

Being a part of an industry means more than providing services and products. On the Move knows how essential it is to get involved in an industry beyond transactions. Visiting trade shows allows companies to observe the industry’s trends, make new connections, and exhibit their latest products and programs.

October will shake out to be a pretty busy month for On the Move, with trade shows in Michigan, New York, and Texas. All three center around different aspects of the self-storage truck industry, meaning preparations will be dynamic and exciting. On October 16th and 17th, On the Move will be in Tarrytown, New York for the NY Self Storage Association (NYSSA) for their annual fall conference. There, On the Move plans to meet with industry peers to discuss On the Move’s Tenant Protection Program and Property and Casualty insurance.

The Michigan Restaurant Association Event takes place from October 17th-18th in Novi, MI. This year marks the event’s 50th Anniversary, and On the Move is excited to exhibit the latest from their food truck line. On the Move’s designs maximize space in a food truck’s interior while offering the potential for more direct interaction with customers. These innovative designs are sure to stand out when exhibited alongside Shark Tank veteran’s Cousin’s Maine Lobster, a delicious eatery on wheels. Last but certainly not least will be the Texas Self Storage Association this October 18th-20th in On the Move’s hometown of San Antonio, Texas. Since it’s On the Move’s 25th Anniversary year, exhibiting the fresh truck rental program and various insurance programs with the show truck should be a great way to celebrate.

Twenty-five years ago, On the Move took off with one idea in mind: self-storage trucks. Since then, the portfolio has expanded to become the fourth largest rental truck fleet nationwide. On the Move’s products include insurance for self-storage facilities and trucks as well as solutions for food trucks specializing in all kinds of cuisine. These industry events provide excellent opportunities to connect with leaders in the field as well as new and returning customers. With so many types of products available, On the Move lives up to their name as they cross the country to reach these events. 

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