SD Marketing to Host ‘Viva Las Selfies’ Event at ISC West

At ISC West, SD Marketing will host “Viva Las Selfies,” a free event that will provide a casual atmosphere for attendees to connect to other industry professionals as well as offering up great backdrops for fun pictures for social media.

Co-sponsored by Eyeforce, EMERgency24, Actuate, Essex Electronics and SecuraTrac, “Viva Las Selfies” will take place on Wednesday, March 29, from 5:30-9 p.m., and will be held at the Museum of Selfies – LINQ Promenade on the Las Vegas Strip. The event is open to all dealers and integrators (an RSVP is required to attend due to limited space), and will feature hosted hors d’oeuvres and cocktails, and networking in the museum space.

“The Selfie Museum is an immersive, self-serve photography studio featuring numerous different backdrops, props and lighting,” explains Alex Chavez, founder of SD Marketing. “The site is known for drawing some of the most popular content creators on the internet and provides a great opportunity to leverage the space for your own content creation while connecting with others in our industry.”

David Morgan, co-founder of SD Marketing, adds: “We, along without co-sponsors, are thrilled to be able to offer

this event that welcomes all dealers and integrators. It is a unique opportunity to make connections, explore new industry offerings and utilize unique professional photography settings. The event will be unlike any other and we look forward to seeing long-time and new friends there.”

ISC West attendees interesting in the “Viva Las Selfies” event can RSVP by visiting https://sd.marketing/viva-las-selfies.

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