Comic-Con International today, July 22, agreed to keep Comic-Con in San Diego through 2030, extending one of the city’s most visible convention partnerships. Comic-Con extends
The news came out quietly, the way these things usually do. McKinsey is cutting 3,000 to 4,000 positions in 2026 — roughly 10 percent of
Las Vegas has never needed an introduction. But in boardrooms from Anaheim to Zurich, it’s earning a new one. The city once defined by its
When you think about the future of the tradeshow industry, do you think about Washington, D.C.? Probably not, but maybe next time you should. In
I am an unabashed tradeshow enthusiast. I admit it: I’m a fan. I enjoy shows. They’re fun and full of energy. They keep people employed.
EuroShop, 2020. After years of designing and building booths across Europe, I arrived on site quietly confident. I should not have been. I had misread
Chicago briefs this month track major convention activity, industry events, visitor spending, transportation updates, and citywide sports programming. Highlights include the ExSys Awards and Chicago
Ran Zookin, CEM, is the founder and managing member of ESM Pros. With his leadership and operational expertise, the company’s success had an impact on
Las Vegas briefs this month track major tradeshow results, August show previews, hotel investment, new attractions, and entertainment announcements. Highlights include InfoComm’s 28,132 verified attendees,
Alessandro Barbisotti on Purpose, Partnership, and the Power of Showing Up At 17, Alessandro Barbisotti found himself on a plane to Moscow, headed to work
The Pennsylvania Convention Center (PCC) is marking 10 years of its Green Team. The group helps guide sustainability work at the Philadelphia venue. Green Team
Apollo-managed funds have completed the acquisitions of Emerald Holding, Inc. and Questex, LLC, bringing two major business-to-business (B2B) event and media companies under one owner.
