Welcome to the 2023 Seattle Boat Show Exhibitor Information page. Here you will find useful resources and tips to ensure a successful show.
FORMS, GUIDELINES, & RESOURCES
MOVE-IN SCHEDULE & SHOW LAYOUTS
| Move-In Schedule | |
| West Hall (Revised 1/6) | |
| East Hall (Revised 1/6) | |
| North Hall (Revised 1/6) | |
| Concourse (Revised 1/6) | |
| Boat Handling Order Form |
Exhibitor Marketing Graphic Assets
| Social Media Graphics | |
| Email/Website Header Graphics | |
| Overlay Templates (Social Media, Headers) | |
| Email Signature Graphics |
Show Logos for Use in Advertising
| Boat Show Logo with dates (.jpg, square 1000 x 1000) | |
| Boat Show Logo - Email Signatures | |
| Boat Show Logo - Social Media Profile Logos |
SBS23 Logos (Download All Types)
| All File Types (.Zip) - Click to Download |
Proper Use of the Seattle Boat Show Logo
You may use the Seattle Boat Show logo to refer to your company’s appearance at the Seattle Boat Show, as long as such references are appropriate and consistent with the following guidelines. You may not remove elements of, alter or re-shape the Seattle Boat Show logo for use in your company advertising.
When referring to the Seattle Boat Show in text form, the entire show name “Seattle Boat Show” should be used. Example: “Join us for Seattle Boat Show, February 3-11, 2023.” If you have questions about use of the Seattle Boat Show logo, or if you require an alternative format not offered above, please contact Karsten McIntosh at the NMTA office at 206-634-0911.
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Receiving Emails about SBS Exhibitor Lists or Show Attendee Contact Information?
Several exhibitors have reported receiving emails from “marketing managers” and third party vendors that claim to have the email addresses and contact information for our show attendees and exhibitors. Please know that the Northwest Marine Trade Association does NOT sell attendee or exhibitor information. A list of exhibitors is available on the Seattle Boat Show website, but the emails you may have received are likely from scammers and not affiliated with NMTA in anyway.