Boston, a global destination known for its history and innovation, faces a significant challenge behind the scenes of its thriving tradeshow industry: a labor shortage
How Women are Changing the Industry’s DNA There’s electricity in the air. A palpable hum is buzzing through every corner of experiential exhibits and events.
The Importance of Mentorship in Workforce Development by Sam Ogren Eighteen students sat in our training room, empty pizza boxes and full notepads on
This article is a part of the Passing of the Torch series, a digital series by Exhibit City News highlighting companies and their legacies as
New book launch offering practical insights and strategies for creating impactful live events. submitted by Freeman Dallas, TX – Inside Live Events, a new
The future of tradeshows is not about events on the moon, teleportation to meetings, or mind-meld connections for sharing experiences. It will be about smart
by Jillian Fafard, Director of Marketing, Aluvision USA In this industry, strong, symbiotic partnerships are often more valuable and create better ROI opportunities than
Located on Manhattan’s West Side, the Jacob K Javits Center (429 11th Avenue) is New York City’s premier convention center and one of the busiest
In 2001, Craig VanVelzer started the San Diego Sign Company out of his garage. VanVelzer saw a need for competitively priced wholesale display products for
(Image of Leslie and Ray McFarland of 21st Century Expo Group from the 90s.) Exhibit City News recalls stories that shaped our industry Compiled by
If you’ve read this column in the past, you’ve read about the annual EDPA ACCESS Conference, held every year during the week following Thanksgiving. You’ve
(Cover image of the Evermore Boathouse) by Calanit Atia It’s easy to think of Orlando, Florida as a place of family vacations and leisure.
