by Ray Smith When tradeshows began rebounding from the pandemic, Bob Dobinski said he believed that regional shows would be quickest to come back, as
Peter Nathan March 31, 1933 – January 28, 2023 Peter W Nathan, a pioneer of the international tradeshow industry, passed away on January 28 at
by Candy Adams, a.k.a., “The Booth Mom,” CTSM, CEM, CMP, CMM, VEMM Planning the shipment of your exhibit properties and supplies doesn’t have to be
March is Women’s History Month, a time to recognize and celebrate influential women, whether they be inventors, scientists, entrepreneurs, politicians, doctors, friends or family. Everyone
by Amadeus Finlay We live in an interconnected global network driven by technology and the exchange of data. Every day, this community (of which the
by Liese Peterson I am always delighted when TV networks re-broadcast The Wizard of Oz. I always connect it with the season between Thanksgiving and
by Emily Olson with additional reporting by Christy DiGiambattista; photos by Exposures Ltd. The Bank of America Booth at the Grace Hopper Celebration, a recruiting
by Thea Engst American truck drivers are the backbone of our nation’s commerce. These are the people ensuring that everything from produce to tradeshow setups
by Kerstan Szczepanski The Brand. Cleo Battle will come back to that phrase often in conversation about the convention scene in Louisville. Making the Brand,
by Bob McGlincy All over the globe, crowds are returning to tradeshows. Here is photographic evidence. Can
