Michael Zehr
ROLE IN THE INDUSTRY: Owner Operator
COMPANY: ZTech
HOMETOWN: Goshen, IN
YEARS IN THE INDUSTRY: 50+ Years
FIRST YEAR ATTENDED MATS: 1978
Why Do You Attend MATS?
“I go to MATS to get real answers to questions I have about my industry. Through speaking with vendors, I am able to make informed decisions to better my business.”
Why Do You Recommend MATS?
“It’s the whole experience. Everybody and every market is represented here at MATS. You get to learn about products from companies that truly believe they can help make a difference and improve your business.”
“I have always been impressed by the products and demonstrations available at MATS. You can really find products that will make a difference for you here.”
Networking:
“At MATS, I have been able to speak with multiple vendors face to face regarding oil additives and their advantages. Due to their immense product knowledge, I ended up buying products that I knew would help my business. There’s nothing like MATS.”
Education:
“There are so many opportunities available here for anybody in the trucking industry. If you want to learn about the industry, and to be able to touch and feel the products that will improve your bottom line, MATS is the place for you. You do not get this knowledge elsewhere.”
More Attendee Spotlights
“MATS has absolutely influenced our purchase decisions already. After attending for the first time, we are already making plans to redo one of our trucks. Going into 2023, we are steadily growing and want to add another truck by year’s end, so we definitely want to increase our budget for the show and put some of our increased profit into products and service at MATS.”
“The Mid America Trucking Show is the only show I go to. It’s the only show that I make sure to take off time from work and attend. In my mind, it’s really the only show worth coming to if you want to see the entire industry.”
“At MATS, you really get to experience the entire trucking industry all at once. You get to see the newest products and see how companies are changing each year.”
