Evaluating the pros and cons of in-house versus partner-led rollouts By Rick Kostopoulos, CEO, NewGen Business Solutions Every growing business reaches a point where
submitted by Jani le Roux, on behalf on Booth Exhibits In today’s dynamic exhibition landscape, simply having a presence is no longer enough. Attendees at
By Alan Landry A major brand update can prove an invaluable opportunity to reposition your organization in the marketplace and reeducate your target audience
by Jon Ellms, Vice President, Healthcare Convention & Exhibitors Association (HCEA) Healthcare conferences and exhibits offer a powerful way for companies to engage and build
By Debbie Hall Gayle Wright and IPME fit the trade and expo industry perfectly. International Port Management Enterprise (IPME) is a shipping container supplier
By Debbie Hall The economy is in flux with fuel, goods, services, food and beverage costs, all of which create challenging times for general
Through the Eyes of Exhibit Professionals By Glenn Hansen and Glenda Brungardt Sustainability is no longer optional in the exhibition industry—it’s a critical pillar
by Debbie Hall, Exhibit City News Sustainability is more than a trend; it is an integral part of the landscape of the exhibit and
by Glenn Hansen I have spent 15 years in sustainability, writing standards for governments and associations, certifying companies to various sustainability standards, measuring event carbon
by Debbie Hall For the tradeshow industry, the movement toward sustainability has gained significant momentum, with more businesses and individuals committing to eco-conscious practices. In
With Earth Day around the corner, convention centers and event spaces look for ways to integrate sustainability into their organization. Located in one of
(photo courtesy of NAB Show) by Debbie Hall The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Show, which focuses on entertainment, broadcasting, and media in conjunction with
