
Gayle Wright’s Story of Grit, Grace, and Containers
By Debbie Hall Gayle Wright and IPME fit the trade and expo industry perfectly. International Port Management Enterprise (IPME) is a shipping container supplier

By Debbie Hall Gayle Wright and IPME fit the trade and expo industry perfectly. International Port Management Enterprise (IPME) is a shipping container supplier

When you live in a city reputed to be the brightest spot on Earth, the subject of lighting is a hot topic. Folklore claims

By Debbie Hall The economy is in flux with fuel, goods, services, food and beverage costs, all of which create challenging times for general

Georgia World Congress Center By Kerstan Szczepanski and the Georgia World Congress Center Located in the heart of downtown Atlanta, the Georgia World Congress

Before social media, computers, and the internet, before television and even commercial aviation, one way people learned about the world around them was to

As sustainability rules multiply across the tradeshow industry, labor crews are caught in the middle. Can the sector align on one practical, unified standard before

Exhibit City News (ECN) understands that this topic is fluid and ever changing, the following article was written in May 2025. As of July 2025,

Through the Eyes of Exhibit Professionals By Glenn Hansen and Glenda Brungardt Sustainability is no longer optional in the exhibition industry—it’s a critical pillar

Even as executive vice president of the Exhibitions and Conferences Alliance (ECA), Tommy Goodwin rarely meets anyone who says they always dreamed of working

(George Avelar, director Telemundo Atlanta; Juan Echeverría, producer; Perrine Prieur Gallardo, Perrine’s Wine Shop owner; Claudio Gallardo, Perrine’s Wine Shop, featured in documentary; Sheretha Bell,

In Memoriam: Lee Knight Founder of Exhibitor Media Group Sept. 30, 1949 – May 21, 2025 Lee Knight, the pioneering founder of Exhibitor Media Group

(A rendering of the planned 33,000-seat domed stadium for the Athletics, set to open in Las Vegas in 2028 on the former Tropicana site. Image