by AIPC President Aloysius Arlando Convention centers today are increasingly facing a uniquely challenging—and somewhat contradictory—set of demands. On the one hand, they are expected
The Atlanta CVB recommends the Atlanta Movie Tours and GameX (with more than 60 state-of-the-art arcade games) for entertainment but I’m partial to palatial and
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
by Jeanne Brei Atlanta has attractions for every interest: sports fans, for starters, should visit the Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame. You can immerse
by F. Andrew Taylor If there is one constant in the tradeshow industry, it’s travel. Well, travel, not enough sleep, and a diet consisting of
(Pictured L-R: David Audrain, SISO executive director; Charles Olentine, Consult NC Inc. CEO; and Al Mercuro, Genesis Exhibits senior acct. dir.) by Cynthya Porter Some
by Amadeus Finlay Approaching the event industry with the attitude that all things are possible, Full Circle Events in Las Vegas really does live-up to
After 45 years of doing trade show and event stuff, I think back about some of the missteps I have taken along my international journey.
(Pictured: CRM President Rob Wilson with his wife and three sons (L-R): Pierce, Spencer, Stacie, Rob and Griffen Wilson) by Edgar Navarro Corporate Risk Management,
A Primer on Who Does What by F. Andrew Taylor Colonel Robert R. McCormick, the controversial and charismatic visionary who spearheaded the drive to build
by Amadeus Finlay New England is a hotbed of exhibit houses, and the trend for enterprising event professionals in the northeast going out on their
The inaugural Sakura International Decennial Meeting was successfully held on Dec. 18 and 19 at Tokyo International Forum, one of Japan’s most prestigious venues. A
