Customers: Who Needs Them?
January 4, 2010
My son and I walked into our neighborhood big-box hardware store recently. We were working on a home project – running electricity out to a
My son and I walked into our neighborhood big-box hardware store recently. We were working on a home project – running electricity out to a
There was a sudden state of panic in the city of Chicago last month, when a couple of high profile tradeshows announced they would be
Have you ever wondered what happens to publications, badges, crates, banner material, carpet and padding after the close of a convention or tradeshow? The frustrating,
Re-dedication set for April: Late on the night of Feb. 21, 2008, all Bill Nixon could do was watch as 20 years of realized hopes and
Hello Exhibit City News readers! It’s great to be back with the first TradeShow Teacher lesson of the New Year. I hope you enjoyed your
Isn’t it wonderful when you can say you have the best job in the world. Some may say I’m crazy, but I love working in
Jay Trepp, Brede Exposition Services With 32 years in the tradeshow industry, Jay Trepp, 74, claims he doesn’t work as hard as he once did.
Tom Bowman, an expert in communicating scientific issues to the public and president of Bowman Global Change, has developed a series of graphics that translate
3D Exhibits, an award winning exhibit and event design, fabrication and management agency, announced Dec. 9 it has entered into an exclusive consultative agreement with
Bowman Design Group has earned a Small Business of the Year award for its green initiatives, which resulted in the reduction of the firm’s greenhouse
Randal Bailey Randal Bailey, executive vice president at Stronco Group of Companies, has worked in the tradeshow industry for more than 40 years. At
Many companies are having trouble figuring out how to “go green” and save some money, but one company is helping others do just that through
