Joining Together for Industry Survival
September 14, 2020
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,
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
by Calanit Atia No one saw COVID-19 coming; no one expected the pandemic to last more than three months. The reality is that COVID-19 is
(Pictured L-R: Kevin Binger, Tim Heffernan & Chris Valentine) by Kevin Binger, senior vice president, Cassidy & Associates The Paycheck Protection Program, Congress’ signature assistance
by Cynthya Porter As tensions between Hong Kong and China intensify, many around the world’s business sector wonder aloud what further Chinese control over the
(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.
