DC Auto Show

POWER UP’s Charging Stations (formerly NV3 Technologies) have been around longer than any other US-based charging kiosk companies and have led the way for other charging models. Because of this, the DC Auto Show chose our premium charging stations for their 2015 event, rated one of the top 5 auto shows in North America. Record numbers of car enthusiasts were out, and taking pictures of all their favorite new cars. When their phone batteries ran dry, they were able to use the convenient charging stations placed around the show. Branded by various car companies in attendance, the charging stations contributed to the huge amount of brand impressions the show logged. The POWER UP™ Charging Stations play marketing video and still photos and expertly represent the sponsoring company.

AIPAC Policy Conference

The AIPAC Policy Conference is the largest state-side gathering of the Pro-Israel movement, with over 14,000 delegates attending the conference. With high ranking political figures on both sides of the aisle, there is plenty of press at the three day event, which bills itself as “three of the most important days affecting Israel’s future.” Delegates, press, and public were all welcome to use free POWER UP™ charging stations, including Charging Trailers and Hightop Tables.

POWER UP™ (formerly NV3 Technologies) partnered with the Under Armour Sole of the City 10k race in Baltimore to keep runners at 100%. Several Charging Tables were set up, as well as a large Charging Trailer, which can easily charge many devices at once. The Charging Tables and Trailer can run off of a wall outlet or a generator, and the Charging Tables can also run off of an internal battery, which is an additional option offered for purchase. The Charging Stations were sponsored by a local company, and POWER UP™ provided branding services for both the table and the trailer. Branding includes high quality vinyl wraps on the exterior of the units, as well as media content where available. The Charging stations were an excellent way for people to recharge their dead phones after the race, and a great way for the sponsor partner to have attendees see their brand.