International Franchise Expo (IFE) Exhibitor List

This list covers companies listed for the International Franchise Expo at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York. The 2027 edition runs May 20–22. The event focuses on Retail & Consumer Goods. The file can include company name, booth number, website, and product category. The organizer reports 350 exhibitors. Names such as Walmart, Target, The Home Depot, Lowe's, Best Buy, Amazon Retail, Costco Wholesale, and TJX Companies appear as examples, but always check the official directory for the final roster. The list gives teams a fast way to scan the floor, build target accounts, and prepare for the show.

• Company names and booth details where available
• Product categories for Retail & Consumer Goods
• Use it before, during, and after the show

Sales teams use this list to sort and rank target accounts before the event. Instead of walking the floor with no plan, reps can group exhibitors by category, check who is near each other, and book meetings early. The list also helps teams avoid wasting time on low-fit booths. Field notes and badges can be logged in a CRM after each chat. Claiming that every contact will be reachable is not possible, but the list gives a practical place to start. For any company active in franchising and retail, the exhibitor list is a working tool, not a static PDF.

• Build target lists by booth and category
• Plan routes across the convention center floor
• Log conversations and follow-ups in your CRM

Sourcing teams can use the list to compare vendors and shortlist suppliers before traveling to New York. Booth numbers help you plan a route and avoid missing key suppliers. Product categories show which exhibitors fit your current needs. When an exhibitor has a booth, you can also check their website, product range, and pricing model ahead of time. The list does not confirm that a specific executive will be present, so treat it as a starting point. For procurement work, this means fewer surprises on site and more focused meetings with the companies that matter.

• Shortlist suppliers by category and booth
• Check product lines before the trip
• Plan meeting slots around the floor map

Analysts and researchers use the exhibitor list to see who is active in Retail & Consumer Goods. The list can show how companies present themselves, what categories they occupy, and who shares the floor. It is useful for tracking competitors, spotting new players, and preparing briefings. You can compare year over year, but do not assume every company will return. For strategy work, the list offers a structured view of the event. Use it with public filings, press releases, and official show updates to build a fuller picture.

• Track which brands are on the floor
• Compare categories and booth placement
• Build briefings with public sources

The Jacob K. Javits Convention Center is on Manhattan's West Side. The 2027 edition runs May 20–22. Plan around New York traffic, hotel demand, and large crowds. Use the exhibitor list to pick sessions and booths you do not want to miss. A simple route can save hours. Bring a charged phone and a backup battery. Download the list or print a short version. Comfortable shoes matter because the hall is large. Do not rely on last-minute changes; check the official site for updates before you travel.

• May 20–22, 2027 at the Javits Center
• Plan routes and sessions in advance
• Check official updates before traveling

A flat list becomes more useful when you add your own notes. Sort companies by priority. Mark who you met. Add the next step and a date. Share the file with your team so everyone works from the same view. After the show, update contact details and outcomes. This turns a one-time event list into a live account map. Keep the data clean and review it before the next edition. The list is a tool, not a promise that every company or contact will be available on the day.

• Add owner, status, and next step
• Share one version with your team
• Review and update after the event