Newport Beach, California (PRWEB) March 09, 2015
The BIM Workshops officially adds Phoenix, Arizona to its list of 2015 stops with Early Bird registration opening on March 9th, 2015.
The BIM Workshops, a two-day BIM and CAD training event, originated in Omaha, Nebraska and has since expanded to Southern California, Arizona, and Hawaii. The Arizona-based event, called the Mountain States BIM Workshops, will be hosted at the Marriott Phoenix Airport from June 11th to June 12th, 2015 and will feature a range of nationally- and regionally-recognized industry speakers including Andy Jizba, Steven Shell, Paul Aubin, and Brian Mackey. Special Keynote Speaker, John Kizior from AECOM, will also deliver the event’s opening address.
“We are very excited to bring the BIM Workshops to the Mountain States,” explains Carla Edwards, event founder. “This region is home to many of the industry’s largest players and a very substantial BIM and CAD user community. We look forward to connecting that very community with our speakers who cover various disciplines including MEP, Architecture, and Civil Infrastructure.”
Registration rates and deadlines for the Mountain States BIM Workshops are:
March 9 – April 9: $350
April 10 – May 10: $450
May 11 – June 11: $550
In addition to this special tiered pricing, attendees can also take advantage of a Buy-5-Get-1-Free promotion for large group and team registrations.
To learn more about the Mountain States BIM Workshops, its speaker line-up, or event schedule, please visit http://www.bim-workshops.com.
About the BIM Workshops
The BIM Workshops events started with the Central States Revit Workshop in 2012. The continued success of the Central States Revit Workshop along with the technical community’s positive feedback prompted a multi-event expansion and a re-branding to the name BIM Workshops. The Workshops were created originally to connect local users with national, regional, and local industry speakers and leaders. For many users, the Workshops continue to be the most cost-effective opportunity to get training in Autodesk software and to learn from and network with their industry leaders and peers. For more information, please visit http://www.bim-workshops.com.
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