A Glimpse at Tradeshow History (May)
May 1, 2011
1851 – Building made of glass attracts six million visitorsIn 1949, the British made an official and stark decision that a tradeshow was the only
1851 – Building made of glass attracts six million visitorsIn 1949, the British made an official and stark decision that a tradeshow was the only
It happens all too often. A client approaches a design firm requesting a proposal for an exhibit. The design team wants to get an idea
The MPEA recently slected SMG as the private management firm for McCormick Place. Photo courtesy of CCTB The Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority (MPEA) recently
On March 31st, U.S. District Judge Ronald Guzman ruled that the Illinois State Legislature had violated provisions of the National Labor Relations Act when they
Hello Class, welcome back for another lesson. Today, we are going to take a closer look at social media and how to make it a
The tenth annual World Fair Trade Day happens May 14, 2011. So what is fair trade and how can our industry support it?
Who is in charge of your career? Are you in control of where it’s going or are you just along for the ride? Have you
When you envision a “great designer,” you might picture someone flanked by super models, dressed head to toe in black, wearing sunglasses while flashes pop
Interbike opened buyer registration a month early this year and retailers are responding. Registration for the 30th edition of the tradeshow is currently at more
For the third time, the San Diego Convention Center Corporation (SDCCC) is receiving the City of San Diego’s Recycler of the Year Award. The SDCCC
ASAE, the center for association leadership, has announced the hiring of a new VP of strategic partnerships. This new position will provide direction to the
Exhibit industry professionals often attempt to build the value of their brand by using booth themes, promotional tie-ins and integrated marketing messages. These tactics engage
