Registration Deadlines


Main Conference Registration (Includes Green Bus Summit):


$499 Standard $99 Guest Registration $99 Trade Show-Only Registration


NHTSA Seminar Registration: $199 Standard


Visit stnexpo.com or download our app for the latest details on the 23rd Annual STN EXPO.


2016 Keynote Speakers


Jim ‘The Rookie’ Morris Monday, July 25 | 5 P.M.


Be inspired by Jim Morris, the subject of the 2002 film “The Rookie” starring Dennis Quaid, as he shares valuable tips on “Finding a Mentor and Becoming a Leader.” Jim will recount his well-publicized story of promising the high school baseball team he coached that he’d follow through on his Major League Baseball dream if they won the district championship. They did, and he kept his word, trying out for the Tampa Bay Devil Rays and making the team. Jim will share how to be a dream maker for others and, by surrounding yourself with the best people to bring out the your best, you give yourself and others the best chance for success.


The Homicide Hunter: Lt. Joe Kenda


Monday, July 25 | 8 A.M. Joe Kenda solved 92 percent of the 387 homicide cases assigned to him during his 25-year career in law enforcement and then he became … a school bus driver. Despite loving his job driving students, Hollywood came calling and offered Kenda his own TV show, which is now in its fifth season on Investigation Discovery. “Homicide Hunter: Lt. Joe Kenda” airs in 150 countries and in 100 languages. But with yellow still coursing in his veins, he takes time out from his busy schedule to speak to STN EXPO attendees about his experiences.


Sponsored By:


Hendrickson ROUSH CleanTech


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