The Importance of Flexible Meeting Spaces in the Event Industry
by Shannon Licygiewicz, CEM, Albany Capital Center (ACC) The hospitality industry has always thrived through innovation and forward thinking. At its core, meetings and
by Shannon Licygiewicz, CEM, Albany Capital Center (ACC) The hospitality industry has always thrived through innovation and forward thinking. At its core, meetings and
by Chris Kappes, Exhibit City News There is only one Super Bowl in professional football. But when it comes to hosting tradeshows and conferences,
(Photography below provided by Adrian Jules) Rethink Your Tradeshow Attire by Chris Kappes, Exhibit City News Tradeshows have a problem: homogenization. Exhibits often look
by Bob McGlincy During the first half of the 20th century, labor for installing tradeshows and events was typically supplied by the show organizer,
What Do We Do To Attract and Retain Young Talent by Paco Collazo In a sector traditionally dominated by seasoned professionals, a few companies
(photo of Al Mercuro in 2018 and the Governor Of NJ Phil Murphy) by Thea Engst, Exhibit City News Al Mercuro, like many others,
by Liz Lathan, CMP You’re going to pick up a lot of incredible design ideas from this issue of Exhibit City News, but I’m
by Chris Kappes, Exhibit City News We live and work in a world of mythmaking. Myths are more than just stories; they are narratives
Day in the Life: Something Different Event Decor by Thea Engst, Exhibit City News In a fast-paced, ever-changing landscape, tradeshow producers face the challenge
by Bob McGlincy, Willwork At the time of his death in 1919, Henry John Heinz was worth the equivalent of $1.45 billion. His Pittsburgh