A Glimpse at Tradeshow History (June)
May 25, 2012
Events and interesting facts that have shaped the industry
Events and interesting facts that have shaped the industry
The NATO summit was held in Chicago last month, and perhaps this is a good time to look back and assess the results of this
The world’s first guide to aligning meeting and event planning practices with the scientific principles of sustainable development is now available as a free download,
I’m writing this on a Sunday evening in a hotel room in Dallas. I’m here with a new client, at the first show we are
Hello class! Yes, it’s June so I guess we can call this Tradeshow Teacher summer school. Unlike the summer school some of you may remember
I consult with all kinds of employers, entrepreneurs, large and small corporations and associations, and I’m now certain of one thing. Most hiring managers are
Over the last few months, tradeshow and exhibition companies have introduced a number of new products and services to the industry. This merchandise ranges from
Officials from the David L. Lawrence Convention Center (DLCC) have announced that the building earned a new Platinum certification under the LEED (Leadership in Energy
No one likes rejection. Perhaps that’s why some corporate exhibit managers or their public relations counterparts loathe pitching the media. However, many journalists are over-worked,
In the uphill battle to engage attendees and cajole them into buying, a few exhibitors are busy testing interactive touchscreens to see if that technology
For tradeshow models, having a regular, nine-to-five day job is boring. Typically, these women are working at a new tradeshow every week, where they have to
For exhibitors and organizers looking to take their work outside of the usual places, several destinations in the Middle East have state-of-the-art convention centers. Although
