
Shop to Showfloor: Bringing the “Service” to General Service Contractors
(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

(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

When VISO Inc., a global multidisciplinary lighting design and manufacturing firm based in Toronto, approached Holman Exhibits in September of last year to propose a

Five Questions for a Las Vegas Teamster Who Loves What He Does Mike Robertson grew up in Houston with a Hollywood connection. His parents met

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 I had the good fortune to hobnob with industry movers and shakers at ECN’s I&D ACE Awards

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

by Kevin Dana Break Out of the Boring with Tech-Enabled Furniture & Custom Seating Effective event design is engaging. As you plan your seminar space,

Pictured: Jim Wurm with his wife, CJ Five Questions for the Executive Director of EACA Jim Wurm was born in Cleveland and moved to Pennsylvania,

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