by Ray Smith It wasn’t Christmas or Thanksgiving, but for Mike Morrison, the ESCA Summer Educational Conference, held June 26-29 in Asheville, North Carolina, felt
by Jeanne Brei, with additional reporting by Caitlin Howle and Emily Olson Tradeshows are back and so are the charitable efforts put forth by those
by Ray Smith Fashion runs in Kelly Helfman’s genes. Her grandmother was a seamstress, and her mother owned a vintage clothing store. Growing up in
(Pictured above is the 2021 group photo of the Chicago Randy) by Jeanne Brei Well, it’s August and it’s tee off time for the tradeshow
by Laura Palker, NTSA Founder/CEO The Invisible Industry Tour, a collective effort across the live events industry that includes show organizers/associations, general contractors, trades/unions, experiential
Jimmy Whitley, Jr., Hilton Head Electric, Inc. March 29, 1963-May 25, 2022 Jimmy E. Whitley Jr., 59, was born and raised in Charlotte, N.C. and worked
by Jeanne Brei Hundreds of millions of dollars are being spent by convention centers large and small across the U.S. for upgrades and renovations and
by Emily Olson On June 22, Women in Exhibitions hosted its annual breakfast as part of EXHIBITORLive. Nearly 100 women gathered for a thoughtfully prepared
by Emily Olson Tucked in the back of the show floor, next to Lancaster Management Service’s tiki-themed booth, was one of the highlights and biggest
by Mike Morrison It’s July 2022, and I’m not real sure what that means when it comes to tradeshows, events and experiential marketing industries. I
