Negative perceptions about Chicago
June 28, 2010
Chicago has been in the news a little too much lately and that’s not a good thing. When we’re in the news something is wrong,
Chicago has been in the news a little too much lately and that’s not a good thing. When we’re in the news something is wrong,
The line between work life and home life is disappearing, says Richard Donkin, author of The Future of Work.
Hi Class, welcome back! Today I am going to write about a topic that I am unusually passionate about; networking. Of course I am not
Ken Ratigan Ken Ratigan, Las Vegas Hilton senior director of convention services and catering, has a big smile, a hearty laugh and an easygoing manner
Summertime! Although I wish everyone a busy summer work schedule, the truth is show floors are a lot slower in the summertime. With isolated exceptions,
There is a lot happening in our industry. I write this column as I, like most other Americans, prepare for the Memorial Day weekend. As
On May 27, the Illinois state legislature overturned an amendatory veto by Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn on legislation aimed at addressing changes in the policies
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
