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Abilities Expo

Discover solutions at Abilities Expo.
The Community has spoken! Abilities Expo is the trusted source where people with disabilities, their families, seniors, vets, caregivers and healthcare professionals gain knowledge and empowerment (and have a little fun!). For more than 30 years, Abilities Expo has also provided an excellent forum for companies with disability products and services to reach out and enhance the lives of this Community..

Great Products Free Workshops Fun Events
Great Assistive Products Free Workshops Fun Events at Abilities Expo

Cutting-edge technologies, products and services from top-notch exhibitors expand your possibilities and improve your day-to-day. Visit

 From finance to fitness to dating, stay tuned to the pressing issues that affect
the Community. Visit		 Adaptive sports, dance performances, activities for kids—it’s good times for all ages! Visit
 
 
Two Cents Save Money Why exhibit?
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The Community weighs in on the nation’s leading event for people with disabilities. Visit Manufacturers, distributors and service providers offer steep discounts exclusively to attendees.

The strategic combo of high-profile media and strong grassroots efforts deliver your target market to the show floor. Visit
Abilities Expo Ambassador Kristina Rhoades tells Atlanta & Company's Christine Pullara all about the Atlanta Abilities Expo, coming up on February 17-19, 2012.

Ambassadors
Meet the members of the community of people with disabilities who are spearheading the outreach effort for Abilities Expo.

Briana Marquetta Bell Johnson
Marquetta Bell Johnson was born into a family of tailors and quilters, providing a rich environment which fostered her creativity as a youth.
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Briana Mark Johnson, M.Ed.
After receiving his M.Ed. in Guidance and Counseling from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Mark went on to fight passionately for people with disabilities as the Director of Advocacy at the Shepherd Center in Atlanta.
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Kristina Kristina Rhoades
Kristina Rhoades resides north of Atlanta with her husband and childhood best friend, Jacob. They own a home and spend a lot of time outdoors with their two great dogs.
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