Shop to Showfloor: Alleviating the Nightmare of Drayage Charges
January 14, 2020
by Cynthya Porter It sounds simple enough: Ship a box of 300 buttons directly to a tradeshow venue rather than the office. It only weighs
by Cynthya Porter It sounds simple enough: Ship a box of 300 buttons directly to a tradeshow venue rather than the office. It only weighs
(Pictured above: the American Exposition Services team) by Cynthya Porter The world of general service contractors (GSCs) may seem eclipsed by Freeman and GES, the
by Jeanne Brei When VISO Inc., a global multidisciplinary lighting design and manufacturing firm based in Toronto, approached Holman Exhibits in September of last year
Five Questions for a Las Vegas Teamster Who Loves What He Does by Jeanne Brei Mike Robertson grew up in Houston with a Hollywood connection.
Pictured above: “Empowering the Art of Retail” was the theme for Toshiba Global Commerce Solutions at NRF 2019. The iPad stands in the middle were
by Cynthya Porter Whether completing a theme, promoting a company name or creating a brand image, custom flooring has a lot of power as a
The IBM Think 2019 conference took over the streets of downtown San Francisco Feb. 12-15, closing Howard Street as an estimated 30,000 people made their
He’s Proud of the Carpenters Union’s Industry ACES by Jeanne Brei I had the good fortune to hobnob with industry movers and shakers at ECN’s
by Cynthya Porter For myriad reasons, sometimes, the tradeshow floor isn’t the right choice for reaching a company’s target market. In many organizations, sending employees
(Pictured L-R: Anthony DePaulo, retired, international VP, I.A.T.S.E., with John T. Gorey at the I.A.T.S.E Quadrennial convention.) Five Questions for the IATSE Tradeshow Dept. International Rep
