The IDSSA is working to provide you with opportunities for networking, access to education, and is your source of news and information.
This is a fantastic opportunity for storage owners, operators and managers to network and discuss what is happening across the state. The meeting agenda includes topics presented by self storage experts in our industry. We have educational seminars for both owners and managers as well as a legal review session for updates on the current laws. There were also be vendors and suppliers doing business in your region ready to discuss your every need.
May 5-6, 2025
Little America Hotel
Salt Lake City, UT
THANK YOU TO OUR ATTENDEES, SPONSORS & ATTENDEES!
Payment & Cancellation Policy:
All registrations must include full payment. Idaho Self Storage Association (IDSSA) does not bill for payment or accept partial payments. IDSSA will not issue any refunds, even if you are unable to attend the event. Attendees may be substituted for a registrant without an additional charge. IDSSA must be notified in writing of any substitutions at least three days prior to the event.
Sharing Contact Information:
By registering for this event, you consent to IDSSA sharing your contact information (e.g., attendee name and title, business name, physical and email addresses, and telephone number) with exhibitors, sponsors, and board members. You further consent to receiving communications from exhibitors, sponsors, and board members.
Image Consent
Attendee hereby consents to have himself or herself, as well as any products or exhibits, photographed, videotaped, broadcasted, or recorded in any medium for any use whatsoever by the IDSSA or its designated official and authorized agency, including without limitation, uses by IDSSA authorized or sanctioned media producing broadcasts derived from material gathered at the Idaho Self Storage conference.
Non-solicitation Policy
While the IDSSA welcomes non-exhibiting vendors who have paid an admission fee to our conference & trade show, all SSA-managed states have a strict suitcasing policy. Non-exhibiting vendor companies may not solicit business via distribution of any materials, including but not exclusively, printed materials or handouts, on the Idaho Self Storage conference trade show floor. Also, non-exhibiting vendor companies may not conduct meetings and/or presentations within the conference & trade show facility and surrounding premises owned by said facility during conference & trade show hours.
Exhibiting vendors, IDSSA members, and staff who witness such activity are asked to gather printed materials and/or event invitations and provide them to the Idaho Self Storage Conference and Trade Show staff, showing that a direct violation of this policy is about to take place or has taken place.
Any violation of this policy will result in an invoice and charge equal to the fee for one exhibit table being submitted for payment by the offending member/organization. The offending individual or company shall be banned from any future IDSSA activities until said invoice is paid in full. Alternatively, IDSSA may charge the non-exhibiting vendor’s credit card for the booth fee without providing any further notice to the non-exhibiting vendor. The non-exhibiting vendor consents to the credit card charge and agrees not to make a chargeback request related to such charge.
Anti-Trust Statement
It is the unqualified policy of the Idaho Self Storage Association’s to conduct its operations in strict compliance with the antitrust laws of the United States. The antitrust policy prohibits any discussions which may constitute or imply an agreement or understanding concerning:
1. prices, discounts, or terms or conditions of sale;
2. profits or profit margins or cost data;
3. market shares, sales territories or markets;
4. allocation of customers or territories;
5. selection, rejection or termination of customers or suppliers;
6. restricting the territory or markets in which a company may resell products;
7. restricting the customers to whom a company may sell; or
8. any matter which is inconsistent with the proposition that each owner, operator, manufacturer, wholesaler, and distributor must exercise its independent business judgment in pricing its services or products, dealing with its customers and suppliers and choosing markets in which it will conduct business.
