
Champion Logistics Group Releases Website Redesign
Champion Logistics Group rang in the year by launching a new website that serves as a digital storefront and allows potential customers to assess the

Champion Logistics Group rang in the year by launching a new website that serves as a digital storefront and allows potential customers to assess the

Submitted by World of Concrete Edited by Ray Smith World of Concrete, the largest exhibition serving the global commercial concrete construction and masonry industries, returns

Submitted by CES Edited by Ray Smith CES 2024 closed Jan. 12 in Las Vegas after an exhilarating week that set the technology narrative for

Las Vegas Convention Center has embarked on a $600 million renovation that enhances the east entrance to the South Hall, making it easily accessible to

Star Group founder and owner Mark Johnson is making significant strides at growing the event marketing company’s geographic footprint outside its Minneapolis base. In November,

DJ Heckes, founder and CEO of Albuquerque, N.M.-based Exhib-It!, is selling her company to Georgea Frank-Tann, ending a 23-year career in the tradeshow industry that

(Image taken at the Total Show Technology, EDPA Open House depicting various guests) Everything’s a blessing for Rick Pollock. He’s been blessed with the success

Classic Exhibits recently hosted vendors, suppliers, distributors, and other personnel from the tradeshow industry for Shared Knowledge University, a two-day forum that’s equally educational and

By Ray Smith, Exhibit City News Most of us accept that electric vehicles are shaping the future of the automobile industry, but nobody wants to

Top executives in the meetings and events industry from around the world are converging on Las Vegas for the 90th UFI Global Congress, the annual

by Ray Smith, Exhibit City News LVCVA Boardroom Talk The vinyl-wrap advertisement pasted on the back wall of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors

Read in Q4 Issue HERE . Mandalay Resort Group shrewdly assessed the future of Las Vegas when it opened the 1.8 million-square-foot Mandalay Bay