Annual

9th


Dealer
630 Henry St.
ConferenCe
Dalton, Oh 44618
Hosting Barbour Publishing and Buckeye Furniture Show
1-800-828-5260
www.pgrahamdunn.com
M a r c h 2 4 - 2 5 , 2 0 0 9
Featuring alistair Begg
Alistair Begg will be our guest speaker at the Dealer Conference.
In addition to conducting a seminar during the conference, he will
speak Tuesday evening at the Spring Celebration and Wednesday
at the banquet. Alistair Begg has been in pastoral ministry for over
30 years; eight in Scotland following graduation from The London
School of Theology, and 24 years at Parkside Church in suburban
Cleveland. He has written several books and is heard daily across
the nation on the radio program, Truth for Life. He was awarded
an honorary doctorate from Cedarville University. He and his wife,
Susan, have been married 32 years and have three grown children.
Barbour Publishing
We are excited to announce the addition of Barbour Publishing to 2009's
Dealer Conference. Inside their 700 square foot booth, they will display a
wide selection of their product. Barbour’s best selling author about the Amish
way of life, Wanda Brunstetter, will be giving a seminar on her writing as
well as autographing books during both days of the conference. Inside their
booth, Barbour will be having a number of giveaways including floor displays,
calendar counter displays and gas cards.
Buckeye furniture Show
We are coinciding our Dealer Conference with the Buckeye
Expo Spring 2009 Furniture Show featuring 310 booths of
Amish made solid hardwood furniture. This will take place in
the building right beside us within easy walking distance of our
facilities. P. Graham Dunn product dovetails beautifully with
the merchandising & accessorizing of furniture. This is a great
opportunity to peruse quality furniture and gain merchandising
ideas from P. Graham Dunn.
Be Renewed and Inspired in your Faith and Business
At P. Graham Dunn’s 2009 Dealer Conference.
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