Killer Tech Book Review
May 1, 2024
by Jessica Boswell, Exhibit City News Mark Stross’s Killer Tech and the Drive to Save Humanity provides advice on embracing technology without becoming dependent
by Jessica Boswell, Exhibit City News Mark Stross’s Killer Tech and the Drive to Save Humanity provides advice on embracing technology without becoming dependent
by Griffen Wilson, Employco The tradeshow industry is known for its dynamic nature, bustling with activity and innovation. Behind the scenes, however, lies a
Integrating technology with hospitality and its positive impact on sustainability by Elaine Legault, Vice-President, Events and Client Experience, Palais de Congrès de Montréal and Sven
by Sam Ogren You look at your badge, complete with two perforated tickets tucked into the plastic holder—“ONE DRINK” printed in thick black letters—and you
(All images taken by Leslie Mujica at CES) by Leslie Mujica To some CES may have felt smaller this year, but I believe the intimacy
by Rob Dowda, Owner, SpeedPro Direct Immersive experiences are becoming increasingly popular as brands strive to leave a lasting impression and enhance customer engagement.
by Richard Erschik, Exhibitor Training Webinar In a perfect world, executing a flawless trade show lead management strategy would be a seamless and rewarding process,
by Sam Ogren Morgan McClurg wanted more than her little hometown on the Kentucky-Ohio border. She had bigger dreams and wanted bigger opportunities. The United
A Call for Strategic Action by Jeff Hannah, Global Exhibitor In the dynamic landscape of the exhibition industry, a pressing concern has emerged as
by Leslie Mujica Merging the experiences of Denzil Rankine and Marco Giberti, two experts in the tradeshow industry, Reinventing Live: The Always-On Future of Events
by Maddie Ogren Women in Exhibitions (WIE) was founded in 2002 to promote education, information, and networking opportunities among women in the event and experiential
October 22, 1947 — December 13, 2023 Westfield (Lawrence Lake), Wis. The Chicagoland tradeshow community lost longtime colleague and comrade, Joseph Patrick Hogan, on
