Plan B: What’s Next with Tradeshows and Events?
September 8, 2020
by Candy Adams, CTSM, CEM, CMP, CMM (a.k.a. “The Booth Mom”®) Working in the tradeshow and events industry, one of the rules of any event
by Candy Adams, CTSM, CEM, CMP, CMM (a.k.a. “The Booth Mom”®) Working in the tradeshow and events industry, one of the rules of any event
(Pictured L-R: Kevin Binger, Tim Heffernan & Chris Valentine) by Kevin Binger, senior vice president, Cassidy & Associates The Paycheck Protection Program, Congress’ signature assistance
(Pictured above: Art Basel Hong Kong had to shift viewing for its popular art galleries to a virtual trade show due to the coronavirus pandemic.
by Mike Morrison, national sales director, WS Displays “The Don and Mike Show” podcast has seen a vast amount of its time and content being
(Pictured above: The Disinfect Group demonstrated their disinfecting walkway while the Nuvista booth shared their virtual high-fives at the Together Again Expo in Orlando) The
by Li Jackson (pictured above), VP of Marketing, Plus Studios I have been in the events and exhibits industry for almost 20 years now. We
Mark Tester became Orange County Convention Center’s executive director on Feb. 10 this year. He is responsible for overall operations, planning, marketing and all activities
by H. K. Wilson As the future of our world and industry remain uncertain amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Experiential Designers and Producers Association
(Pictured above: Boston’s convention center became a field hospital during the crisis, just as many others did) by Cynthya Porter The word “catastrophic” hardly begins
