Faithful readers know how partial I am to historical Art Deco architecture, live music featuring the Great American Song Book and all things swanky. In
This column is an excerpt from my book, Tradeshows from One Country to the Next. I hope to share highlights about doing tradeshows in select
by Cynthya Porter; Photo courtesy of AmCham Shangha Tension and uncertainty provoked by a tariff war between the U.S. and China has kept the economy,
I recently attended a leadership session led by one of my favorite speakers on the topic. In this session he was talking about how leaders
by Amadeus Findlay Close your eyes. Take a moment and escape the day. Now listen intently; search for something to tune into. As you listen,
by Aloysius Arlando, president of AIPC For a number of years the meetings industry—and convention centers as their most visible representatives at the destination level—have
by Amadeus Finlay It’s good to talk. Studies have proven myriad benefits of frequent, meaningful conversation, with the art of relationships and the success of
Many of the top industry global tradeshows take place in Germany. Every year there are about 150 international tradeshows in which more than 180,000 exhibitors
by Calanit Atia Sammy Hagar, a legendary rocker and spirits pioneer, and Guy Fieri, an Emmy award-winning chef and restaurateur, walked in laughing and full
IATA airport code: DEN Location: 8500 Peña Blvd, Denver, CO Year Opened: 1995, replacing Stapleton International Airport, where gate space was limited and runways couldn’t handle
A letter to Rich Johnson & the ECN readers: Yessuh, and a “Roll, Tide” to you as well. Announced recently was the new Randy logo. Very cool, I
Think back to some of the people you have met over the course of your lifetime. And think for a moment about how you met
