by Amadeus Finlay The term “Golden Age of Film” is widely accepted as referring to movies produced from 1917-1960, but all that might just change.
by Jeanne Brei An only-in-Denver experience, Casa Bonita is the absolute mecca of theme restaurants with 52,000 square feet, seating for more than 1,000, more
UFI, the Global Association of the Exhibition Industry, serves more than 50,000 employees of exhibition organizers, venues, service providers, and industry associations in close to
There’s a good chance you’ve heard of Classic Exhibits but don’t know all they do. Mel White, VP for marketing and business development, describes the
AEG Facilities, a stand-alone division of AEG, the world’s leading sports, venue and live entertainment company, has appointed Rob Hampton as general manager of the
(Pictured L-R: Beth Anne Falco, Cara Paijan and Stephany Oceguera) SourceOne Events, a general service contractor for the tradeshow and events industry, is proud to
Sho-Link Inc., a premier installation and dismantle service company, has named Jesse Amador as Atlanta city manager. “We would like to welcome Jesse Amador as
Atlanta Hospitality Community Connects and Changes Lives: Sonya’s Story by Mark Zimmerman, former general manager of the Georgia World Congress Center In 2010 Sonya Renee Howell unexpectedly
by Cynthya Porter Two years after the historic vote to leave the European Union, the exhibitions and events industry in Great Britain is still holding
(Pictured L-R: Jason Jipson, Erin Molloy, Nicole Bourdon and Joseph Reazor) Mirror Show Management has hired four new employees: Jason Jipson as a minibooth specialist,
The International Association of Exhibitions and Events announces Anja Loetscher has joined its team as an international consultant to assist the Partner Relations team in
Exhibitus is pleased to announce that industry veteran and creative thought leader Brian Baker has joined the company as partner and vice president–creative & strategy.
