More than 1,700 companies exhibit in Anaheim, Feb 9–11, 2027. We go through all of them against what you sell and who buys it, and give your sales team a ranked list: who to meet, why they fit, who to ask for, and what to open with.
Ask for 5 free targets Tell us what you sell. You get 5 ranked companies from the show within a day.A spreadsheet that drops straight into your CRM, with 30–50 companies from the exhibitor list ranked by fit. One row looks like this:
| Rank | Company | Booth | Why they fit | Who to ask for | Opening line |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Contract manufacturer, Class II devices ~120 employees, Minnesota |
2457 | Added a second cleanroom line in 2026 and posted three new sourcing jobs. Buys the kind of components you make. | VP of Supply Chain, named, with LinkedIn | "Saw you're scaling the new line in Plymouth. We supply the tubing assemblies for two similar programs." |
Illustrative row. Every real row cites its sources so your reps can check it.
Your website, who your best customers are, and who you'd rather not meet. A 15-minute call or a short email is enough.
Every exhibitor is checked against your profile. The strongest fits get researched by hand: recent moves, the right person, a reason to talk.
Delivered at least a week before the show, so reps can book meetings instead of walking the aisles.
Start with 5 free targets. If they're not useful, you've lost nothing.
Ask for 5 free targetsThe public exhibitor list, plus sponsors and speakers. If you have an attendee list from the organizer, we'll rank that too.
We don't claim to know every attendee, and we don't sell scraped contact databases. Every company we recommend comes with the evidence behind it.