New board members and leaders were sworn in as the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) revealed a new marketing plan during the board’s
With domestic and global economic conditions and regulatory rules keeping the tradeshow industry in a state of uncertainty, creating opportunity while dealing with a transitional
The Consumer Electronics Association’s (CEA) 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) took Las Vegas by storm this week with more than 3,250 exhibitors and an
The United States and Europe have dominated the international exhibitions and events market the past few decades, but several Asian destinations have become some of
After 85 years in business, the employee-owned Freeman has grown into one of the largest full-service tradeshow firms on the planet with 4,500 full-time workers
While 2012 has been a generally good year for the tradeshow industry, 2013 might prove to be difficult as the nation approaches the so-called “fiscal
The Exhibition Services & Contractors Association (ESCA) presented numerous awards and announced its new officers and board of directors during the organization’s annual meeting held
I was sitting at dinner a while back with a group of five people ranging in age from the late 20s to the early 60s.
It’s January and I know everyone is just recovering from the holidays, but TradeShow Teacher is energized and ready to start 2013 with a bang.
Last month, there was a development in Michigan which might have a dramatic impact on the political, social and economic well-being of every middle class
