Set up and showcase your booth on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, from 7:45am – 3:00pm
Engage with attendees on the SentryWorld tennis courts, a bright, open space that keeps the energy high all day
Build meaningful connections — attendees will have unlimited access to you (and you to them!) throughout the event
Join the conversation by sitting in on presentation sessions, roundtables, and meals — you’re part of the community, too!
Booths are located on the tennis courts at SentryWorld in Stevens Point. See the floor plan below. Booth assignments will be on a first-come, first-served basis.
Exhibitors will have access to WiscNet Connections attendees for the whole first day of the conference, Wednesday, April 29th — there is no dedicated time for these interactions and no evening reception, attendees can simply drop by your booth whenever they’d like.
In addition to all-day booth hours, you and your staff are encouraged to attend the conference itself, which is an excellent and organic way to meet people and build relationships. You are allowed to stay for the programming on the second day, Thursday, April 30th, without your booth.
Each booth space includes a 6' by 30" table, topped and skirted with chairs.
Wi-Fi is free to all exhibitors and attendees of WiscNet Connections. If you need a wired connection or anything special for your booth, contact Maggie Richardson at mrichardson@wiscnet.net.
You may begin setup at 6:45am on Wednesday, April 29th.
You may tear down your booth anytime after 3:00pm on Wednesday, April 29th.
Our attendance numbers are somewhere between 250-400 attendees.
The WiscNet community is made up of a diverse group of folks from K-12 school districts, technical and private colleges, counties and municipalities, libraries, and other organizations that serve the public sector in Wisconsin.
Many of them are technology directors or staff; some of them are CIOs and CISOs; almost all of them are responsible for technology or technology-related duties in their work. They are super smart, forward-thinking people.
Though we field many requests to share our attendee list: we don't.
We’re a membership organization and WiscNet Connections is our members’ conference — they own WiscNet. We are stewards of the event, but their information is not ours to share.
Therefore, we also do not provide a lead scanner – if you want to bring one, you can, but exhibitors generally don’t.
Yes.
The Sentry World staff asks that you coordinate your shipment so that it arrives no earlier than April 22.
Shipments should be labeled as follows:
“Company Name”/WISCNET/April 29-30, 2025
℅ Sentry World
601 Michigan Avenue N.
Steven’s Point, WI 54481
Multiple packages within a single shipment should be numbered in sequence (e.g. 1 of 3, 2 of 3, etc...); it may be helpful to make note of the individual package contents so that careful records of all materials may be maintained, and the sender alerted in the event of damage or non-receipt.
Heavy boxes should be identified as such so that staff (either yours or SentryWorld’s) can avoid injury while lifting them.
Send shipping information in writing to SentryWorld. Be specific regarding: the number of boxes shipped, the point of origin (company/city), how they were shipped, when they will arrive, where they should be delivered upon arrival, the size, weight and relative condition of the boxes, and any other information which would help SentryWorld properly handle the Client’s shipment.
No problem — contact Maggie Richardson at mrichardson@wiscnet.net or (608) 210-3946 with any further questions, concerns, or requests.