Clay West
ROLE IN THE INDUSTRY: Owner Operator
COMPANY: Dirt & Co.
HOMETOWN: Calhoun City, MS
YEARS IN THE INDUSTRY: 30+ Years
FIRST YEAR ATTENDED MATS: 2017
Why Do You Attend MATS?
“At MATS, I am able to find products that I never knew existed on the market. I am able to research and test out products to help improve the day to day of my business.”
Why Do You Recommend MATS?
“MATS has a place for everybody in trucking. If you are looking for a job, looking for more loads, or new products to improve your business, the best of the best is here. From seminars, parts, and testing new products, it can be found here at the Mid America Trucking Show.”
“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.”
Buying Products:
“At MATS, I am able to speak with companies such as Roadworks and Rainey face to face to see the newest product they have. Through feedback and product demonstrations, I am able to purchase products needed for the restoration process on our trucks. Getting real time answers to questions I have makes running my business a lot easier.”
Networking:
“Through the digital app, I am able to find the exhibitors that I want to check out at the show beforehand. This allows me to find their floor location and create business relationships with them. Even if you just walk the show floor, every company has something that can interest you and improve your business.”
More Attendee Spotlights
“MATS is a great place for anyone who wants to see what people are thinking. Everybody here at MATS has great products that they want to tell you about. I love going, the demonstrations and new products are second to none.”
“At MATS, we are able to network and connect with existing companies we have built relationships with over the years. It gives us the chance to do business face to face and really see what companies are doing that can help us improve.”
“It’s hard to describe just how much is going on at one place during MATS.”
