Book Review: What Does Your Daddy Do?
December 16, 2022
by Leslie Mujica In the recently released children’s book, What Does Your Daddy Do?, by Joshua Page, Ashton’s fifth grade class settles into the classroom.
by Leslie Mujica In the recently released children’s book, What Does Your Daddy Do?, by Joshua Page, Ashton’s fifth grade class settles into the classroom.
After suffering through pandemic postponements, cancellations, and closures, America is open for business. It did not start that way in the beginning of the year,
This week the talk on the tradeshow floor in Chicago is all about celebrating retiring McCormick Place GM David Causton. With official proclamations from both
(Pictured above, Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau Annual Luncheon at Philadelphia Museum of Art) The buzz on the tradeshow floor this week includes the setup
As the holiday season is now in full swing, it’s truly a time to be thankful, especially as tradeshow attendance continues to climb to pre-lockdown
Talk on the tradeshow floor this week is buzzing! The local Las Vegas newspaper broke the news this week that Don Ahern is selling Ahern
Crowds are Back. Shows are exceeding expectations, and in some cases, setting new records. SEMA Nov 1-4 Las Vegas. Over 135,000 attendees. Packaging machinery is
Communication. That is a theme that comes up again and again when talking to Lynn Reves about her life in the tradeshow industry. She graduated
The talk on the tradeshow floor this week has been sharing photos from the DEMA (Diving Equipment Manufacturing Association) show in Orlando, the SEMA (Specialty
Transcatheter Cardiovascular Therapeutics is the world’s largest educational meeting specializing in interventional vascular medicine. It was held in Boston, September 16-19, 2022. Willwork assisted with four
photos by Ray Smith The buzz created by the latest developments in electric vehicles resonated throughout the 21,000-square-foot “SEMA Electrified” display at the 2022 SEMA
Bill Dixon passed away on October 25. He served the exhibit industry for more than 55 years. Bill was a 6’6” giant of a man
