Top event design trends for 2015 from CORT
January 9, 2015
CORT Trade Show & Event Furnishings, a leading furniture, lighting and accessories rental company, announced top event furnishings design trends for events in 2015.
CORT Trade Show & Event Furnishings, a leading furniture, lighting and accessories rental company, announced top event furnishings design trends for events in 2015.
ProExhibits, an award-winning design and production team of event, exhibits and brand environment experts, opened an additional sales office in the San Francisco, Calif. area.
Orbus Exhibit & Display Group, a leading trade supplier of display, exhibit and event solutions, announced the addition of new portable displays and several exhibit
Meeting and convention standards are changing. Gone are the days of simply corralling your attendees in a conference room all day and presenting your lecture.
QuickMobile, a global leader in mobile enterprise meeting and event apps, and Professional Convention Management Association (PCMA) are taking event engagement and analytics to another
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (The College) selected TriStar Publishing Inc. to provide event media and advertising sales services for its annual meeting, beginning
The International Disaster Conference & EXPO (IDCE), an annual international forum that brings together leading public and private sector professionals to address the critical areas
Written by Dan Isaaman, CTO, Dot Origin Marketers and event managers have always been interested to adopt new technologies when planning their appearances at tradeshows
Tradeshow Technology Summit (TSTS), the premier showcase for technology used in events and tradeshows, will hold its inaugural Road Show on Feb. 25-28, 2015, at
Taking place Jan. 16-19, 2015, at the historic Ruby’s Inn near Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah, the BryceCon Game Convention will mix tabletop favorites
In 2015, events held in the San Diego Convention Center (SDCC) are expected to reach $1 billion in regional impact, generating over $600 million in
After a proposed billion-dollar expansion of Miami Beach Convention Center was called off earlier this year, a less expensive upgrade — with a new development
