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ESX Changes Dates for 2011 Event

  • Aug 02, 2010

The  Electronic Security Expo (ESX), owned and sponsored by the Electronic Security Association (ESA) and the Central Station Alarm Association (CSAA) recently announced a date change for its 2011 event. Due to industry conflicts, ESX has moved its 2011 event to the first week in June in an effort to best serve its attendees and exhibitors.

The premier event for security monitoring and integration companies will now take place June 6-10, at the Charlotte Convention Center in Charlotte, N.C.. The event will feature almost 60 seminars and exclusive networking opportunities. Registration for the event will open in December.

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