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Expo 2010 Opening Reception
Expo 2010 Reception: Happy Hour
Expo 2010 Reception: Member Appreciation "Tailgate" Luncheon
Expo 2010 Grand Opening: City Lights, Southern Nights
5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.
Georgia World Congress Center
Join us for our opening celebration in the expo hall. Enjoy our kick off to the convention as we enjoy the up-tempo atmosphere
and Southern hospitality of Atlanta, Georgia.
Expo 2010 Reception: Happy Hour
4:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m.
Georgia World Congress Center
Network with conference attendees at MBA's Happy Hour Reception. Mix and mingle with industry leaders and experts as you enjoy
the light atmosphere of our favorite time of day - Happy Hour.
Expo 2010: Member Appreciation “Tailgate” Luncheon
12:15 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
Georgia World Congress Center
Pre-game tailgating has become an all-American ritual. Join MBA at one of the convention’s most anticipated annual activities.
The Tailgate Party brings you and other attendees together to meet two-time Pro Bowl quarterback, Steve Bartkowski and 1991
winner of the Heisman Trophy, Desmond Howard.
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Featuring:
Steve Bartkowski
Pro Bowl Quarterback for the Atlanta Falcons
In 1975, Steve Bartkowski was the first pickin the 1975 NFL draft selected by the Atlanta Falcons. He was their starting Quarterback
for the following 11 seasons and was the NFL’s highest rated Quarterback for three years. Bartkowski was selected to the Pro
Bowl after both the 1980 and 1981 seasons and earned All-Pro honors as the most valuable player in the NFC in 1980. He is
one of only a few NFL Quarterbacks ever to throw for 30 or more touchdowns in consecutive seasons. Steve still holds virtually
all the passing records for the Atlanta Falcons
(Touchdowns, Total Yardage, etc.), and helped to lead the Falcons to two divisional championships.
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Featuring:
Desmond Howard
1991 Heisman Trophy Winner
Winner of the 1991 Heisman Trophy, Desmond Howard’s acrobatic catches made him one of the most electrifying players ever to
play the college game. The All-American won the Heisman by the second largest margin of victory in the trophy’s history. He
became the first receiver in Big Ten history to lead the conference in scoring as he set or tied five NC AA records and 12
single-season Michigan records. He went on to have an 11-year pro football career highlighted by such memorable moments as
scoring the first game winning touchdown in Jacksonville Jaguars’ history and becoming the first special teams player to be
named Most Valuable Player of the Super Bowl as a member of the Green Bay Packers. He was selected to the Pro Bowl in 2000
while playing with the Detroit Lions.
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