A Busy Summer Ahead
July 29, 2022
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
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
Optimism appears to be on the rise across the U.S. as cities are investing in their convention centers in a big way. From Seattle’s new
by Liese Peterson One of the companies our firm enjoys supporting is a European producer of non-GMO food. I first heard of non-GMO food in
by Sven Bossu The convention centers in Africa, the second largest and second most populated continent, has a very diverse market landscape. All share the
As restrictions dwindle, the exhibition industry rises. And I am grateful to see my schedule filling up again as I at last ekindle relationships with
by Calanit Atia Cvent is a leading meeting, event and hospitality technology company that is making an impact on lead capture with its Universal LeadCapture
The tradeshow industry is an important one. It creates jobs, generates business and bolsters local economies. It’s a lot of fun, both on and off
I cannot tell you how many conversations about our industry’s workforce issues I have been a part of in the last year. We’re facing shortages,
The Atlantic City Convention Center is located at 1 Convention Boulevard, just a short drive away from close to one-third of the United States’ population
The UK has some of the largest exhibition halls in Europe and hosts some of the biggest tradeshows. If you are trying to break into
Talk on the show floor this week is about the convention center news from Long Island, New York, to Dallas, Texas. Midway Crossing in Ronkonkoma,
Photo credit: Exposures Ltd. Studio Displays’ booth for Kurz rose from the CES tradeshow floor like an alien spaceship, a giant mirrored cube that beckoned
