Fall 2020 EDPA Chapter News Roundup
November 4, 2020
Your Invitation to EDPA ACCESS 2020 is Here! by H. K. Wilson EDPA Executive Director Dasher Lowe recently announced that registration for EDPA ACCESS 2020,
Your Invitation to EDPA ACCESS 2020 is Here! by H. K. Wilson EDPA Executive Director Dasher Lowe recently announced that registration for EDPA ACCESS 2020,
May 17, 1949 – October 18, 2020 David Barry Nau, an award-winning creative designer/manager passed away Oct. 18 of natural causes in Medford, Oregon. He
Typically in this column I discuss several apps that can assist in your event planning and management, but unprecedented times call for an unprecedented column
The Rigging World column by Andrew Fulton While pondering my topic for this issue, your TEAM came to mind—specifically its structure. In other words, I
by Kevin Dana The CORT Events team treated the greater Philadelphia area to a sensational pop-up Grand Reveal Party to unveil their latest collections in
Over the past ten years the American marketplace is now more comfortable doing international business than ever before. The added confidence that American companies now
When you’re headed to the Big D (and we do mean Dallas) and you’re welcomed by a 55-foot-tall cowboy saying “Howdy, pardner” in a 95-gallon
Although it’s unlikely that anyone’s five-year plan foresaw a year of lockdowns and a government forbidding citizens the right to work at their chosen profession—ironically,
Behind The Acronyms… Tradeshow and event industry associations are more important than ever as industry professionals gather together to resuscitate an industry that is practically
How to write “I changed a light bulb” on your resume: “Single-handedly managed the successful upgrade and deployment of a new environmental illumination system with
Dallas is a hub city, with the railroad, four highways and a major airport, making it an inland port, so all things eventually come to
(Pictured above: Deckel & Moneypenny at KBIS) Photographer Gary Prochorchik Shoots Tradeshows Since 1983 by Lisa Abrams A hundred years ago, Fred Barnard said it
