Customer Experience, Contact Center Operations, Customer Service Technology, AI for Customer Contact, Analytics, Workforce Management, CX Platforms, Automation, Customer Support Software, Service Operations

CCW Las Vegas 2026

CCW Las Vegas 2026

CCW Las Vegas 2026

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Las Vegas

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NV

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US

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Caesars Forum

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20x20 customer contact technology booth at Caesars Forum Las Vegas prepared with demo screens and executive meeting area
CX analytics and automation display booth at Caesars Forum Las Vegas arranged with open-entry layout and counter demo for business conversations
Workforce and contact center platform booth at Caesars Forum Las Vegas set with screen wall and compact meeting area for executive discussions

CCW 20x20 Customer Contact Booth — Built for Executive Meetings and Platform Demos

20x20 customer contact technology booth at Caesars Forum Las Vegas prepared with demo screens and executive meeting area
CX analytics and automation display booth at Caesars Forum Las Vegas arranged with open-entry layout and counter demo for business conversations
Workforce and contact center platform booth at Caesars Forum Las Vegas set with screen wall and compact meeting area for executive discussions

CCW 20x20 Customer Contact Booth — Built for Executive Meetings and Platform Demos

20x20 customer contact technology booth at Caesars Forum Las Vegas prepared with demo screens and executive meeting area
CX analytics and automation display booth at Caesars Forum Las Vegas arranged with open-entry layout and counter demo for business conversations
Workforce and contact center platform booth at Caesars Forum Las Vegas set with screen wall and compact meeting area for executive discussions

CCW 20x20 Customer Contact Booth — Built for Executive Meetings and Platform Demos

OVERVIEW

OVERVIEW

Customer Contact Week Las Vegas brings AI platforms, analytics companies, workforce management providers, CX technology brands, automation vendors, and customer service software exhibitors to Caesars Forum for a show built around operational improvement, executive benchmarking, and serious customer contact conversations. Attendees are comparing how platforms fit into contact center performance, service workflows, agent productivity, customer experience, and enterprise transformation goals. In that kind of environment, exhibitors need a booth that feels clear, credible, and easy to understand from the start, and an experienced Las Vegas trade show booth builder helps make that possible.

What makes CCW different is the speed of the event and the density of solution comparison happening at the same time. Buyers are moving quickly between AI, analytics, workforce tools, automation, and CX management conversations while balancing keynotes, workshops, and expo meetings across the same venue. For many exhibitors, a 20x20 trade show booth is the right footprint because it gives enough room for a demo screen, branded category messaging, and a focused executive conversation area without making the space feel boxed in or overly corporate.

Execution at CCW is about message speed, screen flow, and keeping the booth business-ready under nonstop CX and contact center traffic. Screens, counters, literature, analytics storyboards, and lead-capture points all need to work together without making the booth feel cluttered or over-scripted. Strong graphics and brand presentation helps turn a CCW booth into something decision-makers can scan quickly, understand clearly, and remember after a full day of comparing similar customer contact and CX solutions.

Customer Contact Week Las Vegas brings AI platforms, analytics companies, workforce management providers, CX technology brands, automation vendors, and customer service software exhibitors to Caesars Forum for a show built around operational improvement, executive benchmarking, and serious customer contact conversations. Attendees are comparing how platforms fit into contact center performance, service workflows, agent productivity, customer experience, and enterprise transformation goals. In that kind of environment, exhibitors need a booth that feels clear, credible, and easy to understand from the start, and an experienced Las Vegas trade show booth builder helps make that possible.

What makes CCW different is the speed of the event and the density of solution comparison happening at the same time. Buyers are moving quickly between AI, analytics, workforce tools, automation, and CX management conversations while balancing keynotes, workshops, and expo meetings across the same venue. For many exhibitors, a 20x20 trade show booth is the right footprint because it gives enough room for a demo screen, branded category messaging, and a focused executive conversation area without making the space feel boxed in or overly corporate.

Execution at CCW is about message speed, screen flow, and keeping the booth business-ready under nonstop CX and contact center traffic. Screens, counters, literature, analytics storyboards, and lead-capture points all need to work together without making the booth feel cluttered or over-scripted. Strong graphics and brand presentation helps turn a CCW booth into something decision-makers can scan quickly, understand clearly, and remember after a full day of comparing similar customer contact and CX solutions.

Event Facts

Event Facts

A major event for customer contact and CX leaders
A major event for customer contact and CX leaders
Customer Contact Week Las Vegas brings together customer contact leaders, CX teams, and solution providers in one business-focused event built around benchmarking, technology discovery, and operational improvement.
Customer Contact Week Las Vegas brings together customer contact leaders, CX teams, and solution providers in one business-focused event built around benchmarking, technology discovery, and operational improvement.
Held at Caesars Forum in Las Vegas in 2026
Held at Caesars Forum in Las Vegas in 2026
The 2026 edition takes place at Caesars Forum in Las Vegas from June 22 to June 25, bringing conference programming and expo activity into one concentrated venue.
The 2026 edition takes place at Caesars Forum in Las Vegas from June 22 to June 25, bringing conference programming and expo activity into one concentrated venue.
Built around programming, expo discovery, and buyer conversations
Built around programming, expo discovery, and buyer conversations
The event is designed for attendees to explore new solutions, learn from expert-led sessions, and connect with exhibitors through focused customer contact business conversations.
The event is designed for attendees to explore new solutions, learn from expert-led sessions, and connect with exhibitors through focused customer contact business conversations.

Exhibiting Challenges

Exhibiting Challenges

Challenges 1

Explaining customer contact value quickly enough for executive traffic

Explaining customer contact value quickly enough for executive traffic

Buyers move fast at CCW, so exhibitors need messaging that makes the platform category and operational value obvious before a longer demo even begins.

Buyers move fast at CCW, so exhibitors need messaging that makes the platform category and operational value obvious before a longer demo even begins.

Challenges 2

Balancing product demos with serious business conversations

Balancing product demos with serious business conversations

The booth has to support screens, quick walkthroughs, and executive meetings without making the layout feel crowded or too presentation-heavy.

The booth has to support screens, quick walkthroughs, and executive meetings without making the layout feel crowded or too presentation-heavy.

Challenges 3

Differentiating one CX solution from similar adjacent offers

Differentiating one CX solution from similar adjacent offers

AI, analytics, workforce tools, automation, and CX management platforms can overlap heavily, so the booth needs a clear category story from the aisle.

AI, analytics, workforce tools, automation, and CX management platforms can overlap heavily, so the booth needs a clear category story from the aisle.

Challenges 4

Keeping screens and materials readable under nonstop traffic

Keeping screens and materials readable under nonstop traffic

Demo monitors, branded walls, brochures, and supporting materials can clutter the booth quickly unless display hierarchy and storage are planned early.

Demo monitors, branded walls, brochures, and supporting materials can clutter the booth quickly unless display hierarchy and storage are planned early.

Challenges 5

Supporting lead capture and meetings without breaking flow

Supporting lead capture and meetings without breaking flow

Badge scans, counters, and repeated executive conversations can create congestion unless entry, sightlines, and meeting placement are planned carefully.

Badge scans, counters, and repeated executive conversations can create congestion unless entry, sightlines, and meeting placement are planned carefully.

Challenges 6

Making the booth feel strategic instead of generic

Making the booth feel strategic instead of generic

This audience responds better to booths that feel practical, clear, and tied to real service operations rather than broad innovation language without context.

This audience responds better to booths that feel practical, clear, and tied to real service operations rather than broad innovation language without context.

Preparation Steps

Preparation Steps

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Start with the customer contact problem the booth needs to solve

Define whether the booth is focused on AI, analytics, workforce management, automation, or CX operations so visitors can understand the category quickly.

Define whether the booth is focused on AI, analytics, workforce management, automation, or CX operations so visitors can understand the category quickly.

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Plan the booth around demo, message, and meeting flow

Plan the booth around demo, message, and meeting flow

Separate the demo surface, the branded explanation wall, and the executive conversation zone so the booth stays readable when several people stop at once.

Separate the demo surface, the branded explanation wall, and the executive conversation zone so the booth stays readable when several people stop at once.

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Keep graphics focused on customer contact business value

Keep graphics focused on customer contact business value

Use concise headings and one clear solution story so CX and contact center buyers can understand the business case without reading dense copy.

Use concise headings and one clear solution story so CX and contact center buyers can understand the business case without reading dense copy.

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Sequence install around walls, screens, and final business setup

Sequence install around walls, screens, and final business setup

Set branded walls, counters, screens, seating, and storage first, then finish with collateral, storyboards, and lead-capture tools so the booth opens cleanly.

Set branded walls, counters, screens, seating, and storage first, then finish with collateral, storyboards, and lead-capture tools so the booth opens cleanly.

Local Execution Notes

Local Execution Notes

Caesars Forum layouts reward open, executive-ready booths

Caesars Forum layouts reward open, executive-ready booths

At CCW, exhibitors benefit from layouts that let attendees step in quickly for a real conversation instead of navigating around oversized structure.

Screen sightlines matter more than oversized buildouts

Screen sightlines matter more than oversized buildouts

Screens and branded message walls do much of the communication work here, so cluttered surfaces or poor display placement can slow understanding fast.

Fast-reset presentation helps nonstop meeting traffic

Fast-reset presentation helps nonstop meeting traffic

When the booth is easy to reset between demos and conversations, it stays cleaner and more credible through a full day of CX and contact center networking.

For exhibitors that want a faster production path without giving up business-ready presentation, a CCW booth rental can be a practical fit. It works especially well for 20x20 and 20x30 layouts that need demo screens, branded messaging, executive meeting space, and open traffic flow while keeping the booth polished for customer contact and CX conversations at Caesars Forum.

For exhibitors that want a faster production path without giving up business-ready presentation, a CCW booth rental can be a practical fit. It works especially well for 20x20 and 20x30 layouts that need demo screens, branded messaging, executive meeting space, and open traffic flow while keeping the booth polished for customer contact and CX conversations at Caesars Forum.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What booth size works best for CCW exhibitors?

For many exhibitors at Customer Contact Week Las Vegas, 20x20 booths are a practical starting point because they give enough room for demo screens, branded messaging, and an executive conversation area without making the layout feel cramped. If the booth needs multiple meeting zones or a broader platform story, a 20x30 footprint usually works better.

How should exhibitors plan booth layout for CCW?

The layout should be planned around fast executive understanding and serious business conversations, not oversized structure. AI platforms, analytics tools, workforce systems, automation products, and CX technologies should each be presented in a way that makes the category obvious quickly. Screen visibility, meeting space, and message hierarchy all matter more here than dense visual clutter.

What makes booth execution at CCW different from other trade shows?

CCW is less about physical product handling and more about operational clarity, executive relevance, and meeting flow. Visitors want to understand the solution quickly, see how it fits customer contact performance and customer experience goals, and move into a real conversation without the booth feeling crowded or generic. That makes message speed and meeting readiness more important than spectacle.
What booth size works best for CCW exhibitors?

For many exhibitors at Customer Contact Week Las Vegas, 20x20 booths are a practical starting point because they give enough room for demo screens, branded messaging, and an executive conversation area without making the layout feel cramped. If the booth needs multiple meeting zones or a broader platform story, a 20x30 footprint usually works better.

How should exhibitors plan booth layout for CCW?

The layout should be planned around fast executive understanding and serious business conversations, not oversized structure. AI platforms, analytics tools, workforce systems, automation products, and CX technologies should each be presented in a way that makes the category obvious quickly. Screen visibility, meeting space, and message hierarchy all matter more here than dense visual clutter.

What makes booth execution at CCW different from other trade shows?

CCW is less about physical product handling and more about operational clarity, executive relevance, and meeting flow. Visitors want to understand the solution quickly, see how it fits customer contact performance and customer experience goals, and move into a real conversation without the booth feeling crowded or generic. That makes message speed and meeting readiness more important than spectacle.

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Customer Contact Week Las Vegas 2026

Event Time

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Venue

Caesars Forum

Organizer

Customer Contact Week

Exhibitor Scale

5,000+ attendees, 181+ hours of programming, 54% Fortune 100 represented, and a large expo hall focused on AI, analytics, CX management, workforce tools, and customer contact technology

Audience Type

Customer contact leaders, CX executives, contact center operators, customer service directors, operations teams, support leaders, technology buyers, analytics teams, and enterprise decision-makers evaluating customer experience solutions

Typical Booth Size

20x20, 20x30, and 30x30 booths for platform demos, branded solution walls, analytics storytelling, AI and CX messaging, and executive meeting areas

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