The show must go on!
September 1, 2013
For many of us, summer vacations are over, and children are back in school. All of us connected to the tradeshow industry will head into
For many of us, summer vacations are over, and children are back in school. All of us connected to the tradeshow industry will head into
As vice president of Classic Exhibits, Kevin Carty shares the nuances of doing business in a post-recession economy. Both a realization of the changing times
Participation in tradeshows and other marketing events no longer is an automatic decision for many company executives and others. Instead, a measurable, tangible outcome is
I was never a fan of the cocktail party-variety networking scene. I will never be one to dart around a room shoving business cards into
As a more than 10-year exhibition trainer transcended distant lands and heard various languages, he continued to find cases of untrained booth staff in live
Series: Part 1 Meetings, conventions and exhibitions are evolving constantly and rapidly these days, driven by a host of factors ranging from changing attendance and
Fullerton, Calif., is located in Orange County near Anaheim and Disneyland. It was founded in the late 1800s and experienced its boom during the decade
What if the tradeshow industry were run like airlines? Several months ago I saw an article in the Wall Street Journal entitled “If the World
Did you discover the exhibit industry? Or did it discover you?
More than 30 association and nonprofit meeting professionals braved a “Green Safari” into the behind-the-scenes wilds of the sustainably certified Westin Peachtree Plaza Aug. 5
