
Better Booths, Better Planet
The Future is Reusable by Glenn Hansen Looking for a sustainable alternative to single-use exhibit components? You’re not alone. Across the events industry, several new

The Future is Reusable by Glenn Hansen Looking for a sustainable alternative to single-use exhibit components? You’re not alone. Across the events industry, several new

A Century of Progress International Exposition The 1933 World’s Fair opened during the Great Depression when times were tough. One-quarter of America’s work force was

Airport Code: ORD Location: 10000 W O’Hare Ave, Chicago, Illinois Date Opened: February 1944 (as Orchard Field, renamed in 1949 after Medal of Honor recipient

What do you do when there’s no breakout meeting or the panels are done for the day? Where do you go when you need a

by Tommy Goodwin, The Exhibitions and Conferences Alliance The future success of the tradeshow industry depends on our collective ability to attract, train, and

by The Exhibitor Advocate Creativity in the exhibit world is not a new concept. Exhibitors rise to the challenge at every single event to resourcefully manage

Sound stages, spotlights, and staffing, oh my! Welcome to Hollywood, keeper of the glitz and the glam, the red carpets and the rolling cameras. For

Sponsorships at events are a nearly indispensable source of revenue for show managers and associations. The price per square foot of space at an event

I’ll start with a confession: I’m bored. Not “doom-scrolling-for-hours” bored, but “seen-the-same-tradeshow-booth-six-times-this-year” bored. We go to these shows to get inspired, but lately, it feels

by Clemente Guillen After more than two decades in this business, from the controlled chaos of COMDEX to the massive scale of ConExpo, I’ve learned

We’re Not Just I&D Anymore Long before the cameras roll or the crowd arrives, there’s work to do. Crews measure twice and cut once. Rigging

by Debbie Hall To say that Debbie Parrott, owner and president of Highmark TechSystems (Highmark) in Fort Wayne, Indiana, grew up in the exhibit and