Chicago’s down but not out
There was a sudden state of panic in the city of Chicago last month, when a couple of high profile tradeshows announced they would be
There was a sudden state of panic in the city of Chicago last month, when a couple of high profile tradeshows announced they would be
Have you ever wondered what happens to publications, badges, crates, banner material, carpet and padding after the close of a convention or tradeshow? The frustrating,
Hello Exhibit City News readers! It’s great to be back with the first TradeShow Teacher lesson of the New Year. I hope you enjoyed your
Isn’t it wonderful when you can say you have the best job in the world. Some may say I’m crazy, but I love working in
As our staff diligently puts the final touches on this – the final print edition of 2009 – we feel the pain of many in
You see them lurking in alleys, shivering in the cold and shunned by the rest of society while they fulfill their craving for their powerfully
A month ago I attended a weekend-long leadership conference with a couple friends. Like many such conferences, the opening session was intended to give attendees
Bryan Gay Bryan Gay, vice president of sales at The Mirage Hotel and Casino, is excited to return to the team where his career in
Editors Note: This letter is addressed to Tom Ackert, Executive Director of the Orange County Convention Center, from Chuck Holmes, President of Orlando I&D, in
November is here and we have all by now set our clocks back an hour. For the 30 years that I have been in this