The workforce that has filled convention centers for decades is changing in size and composition. And that has significant implications for the event industry & billions being invested in convention infrastructure.
The evolution of tradeshow exhibits from the earliest days to the present has been shaped by achievements in materials, technological innovations, economic pressures, globalization,
(Image of Catalyst Exhibits team from left to right include Jay Campos – Production Foreman, Manny Tellez – Warehouse Manager, Scott Hanna – Chief Financial
Secrets of Being a Union Stagehand British rock and pop singer Rod Stewart has a fear of falling off the stage. This is not an
In the live event business, we love noise. But have you noticed it’s getting quieter? The familiar buzz of saws, CNC machines, and pneumatic hammers
Passing Time with David DuBois NFL legend Tom Brady set a standard for longevity and achievement that will be hard to replicate. The same could
What’s Next for the Live Event Industry? Forecasting the future of live events can feel like predicting the weather—a mix of sunny optimism with clouds
There is only one Super Bowl in professional football. But when it comes to hosting tradeshows and conferences, the American Society of Association Executives (ASAE)
(Photography below provided by Adrian Jules) Rethink Your Tradeshow Attire Tradeshows have a problem: homogenization. Exhibits often look the same, with aluminum systems and SEG
From Business Cards to Tech-Data Welcome to a tug-of-war. When corporate marketing teams meet to discuss their fiscal budgets, there’s arm-twisting, debating, and back-room negotiation.
Brand environments leader, Moss, is a pioneer in spotting experiential trends before they become mainstream. Serving approximately 75 percent of the nation’s exhibit, retail, and
Collaboration Powers Miami Beach Event Success In the heart of Miami and South Florida, the Miami Beach Convention Center (MBCC) stands as a testament to
