Tradeshow Trauma
June 2, 2010
It was a Sunday morning; very early on a Sunday morning – 5 a.m. – when the sound of my cell phone going off awakened
It was a Sunday morning; very early on a Sunday morning – 5 a.m. – when the sound of my cell phone going off awakened
Hello, class. It’s great to be back with another lesson. This time, we’re going to discuss how to create a formalized speaking program for your
Hello Class. Good to be back with yet another TradeShow Teacher lesson. Today, we’ll be talking about doing your homework during your show selection process.
As we go to press, news continues to develop regarding Chicago’s Metropolitan Pier & Exposition Authority (MPEA). Our cover story on the MPEA board issuing
The other night I saw an ad on TV sponsored by the AARP. In the ad, several folks in their 50s to 60s were talking
“The whole world is watching” was the chant that arose from demonstrators at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago in 1968. Chicago was the focal
Spring is in the air, and even though this print edition once again has company closure announcements, board shakeup coverage at an industry critical convention
Mark Zimmerman, general manager of the Georgia World Congress Center, has a big smile, an easygoing personality and a 3.9 million square-foot convention complex to
Hello, class, it’s good to be back with another lesson. It was great to meet some of you at EXHIBITOR2010 in person. I went to
I am writing this column from my hotel room, directly across from the Anaheim Convention Center in the middle of the day. I can do
