Play Ball! Re-Opening Venues Safely
September 21, 2020
by Peter King, CEO, Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre “Thank goodness for cricket.” There is indeed no doubt about that—what a wonderful game! But the
by Peter King, CEO, Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre “Thank goodness for cricket.” There is indeed no doubt about that—what a wonderful game! But the
by Mike Morrison As we draw closer to the fall season and what would normally be a major uptick in live events, shows, marketing efforts
by Amadeus Finlay The world of social media is complex, multi-dimensional and ever changing. Within such unpredictable waters, a little calm and dependability is a
Sept. 20, 1974 – Aug. 15, 2020 Robert Vaughn, 45, of Douglasville, Georgia, passed away on August 15. Robert worked I&D for Czarnowski Events Services.
Where to find data & resources to compete in the new tomorrow by Larry Kulchawik While COVID-19 has kicked the exhibit industry in the teeth,
Riding the Mechanical Bull at Gilley’s to Speakeasies, Supper Clubs & Rooftop Bars The deep end of Elm Street (Deep Ellum) is the live music
by Shannon Licygiewicz (pictured right), director of sales, CEM, Albany Capital Center For reasons that don’t need to be explained, this “down time” isn’t what
The Southwest chapter of the International Association of Exhibitions and Events is hosting an interactive, educational Monday Meet-Up on Sept. 14 from 2-3:15 p.m. PST.
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 above: Dakota’s Steakhouse (18 feet below street level) Dallas is one of a few cities that can truly claim the steakhouse experience as a
