Breaking the Glass Ceiling – Women in the Industry – By Don Svehla
Greetings to readers (and WOMEN) everywhere! If you haven’t checked out Exhibit City News’ July/August print edition in person, there’s still time to visit it virtually
Greetings to readers (and WOMEN) everywhere! If you haven’t checked out Exhibit City News’ July/August print edition in person, there’s still time to visit it virtually
By Allison Pocewicz, Marketing Coordinator, Fabric Images, Inc. The quest for environmentally friendly solutions within the tradeshow and exhibition industry is in full swing. While
By Larry Kulchawik- Past President IFES & EDPA I recently served on a panel discussion with two other expo suppliers from the exhibit industry to
SEMI, producer of SEMICON West, has renewed their contract for another three years with Convention Data Services, their trusted registration partner for the past nine
There’s never been a better time for pop culture fans to visit San Diego. As the comic arts, movies, television and more descend on the San
By Haley Freeman Las Vegas has finally gone and done it. After decades of planning and debate, the city unveiled its state-of-the-art, multipurpose sports and
Hi Don, I am so thrilled with the article in the July issue of Exhibit City News that features my business and our staff. You
Blue Telescope, the interactive exhibit agency, has been honored with three 2016 Summit Creative Awards. Over the past 22 years, the Summit International Awards organization
Among research findings for its 2016 Attendee Retention Insights Series, the Center for Exhibition Industry Research found that key factors in attendee loyalty towards an
By Jim Obermeyer “I find holy redemption when I put this car in drive, roll the windows down and turn up the dial.” – Maren
By Philip H. Kemper Employees are expensive. Yes, they’re expensive to hire, compensate and train. But they are the ones who drive your company —
Claude Molinari, general manager of SMG/Cobo Center, recently announced the launch of a new Technology Services department. Thanks to the recent $279 million renovation, a broadcast