Sho-Link employee strengthens Chicago team
May 20, 2014
Sho-Link Incorporated, a premier installation and dismantle service company, named a Chicago assistant city manager, according to President Scott Rudel.
Sho-Link Incorporated, a premier installation and dismantle service company, named a Chicago assistant city manager, according to President Scott Rudel.
The vice president of Expotechnik, a creator of architecture-supported experiences, was invited to serve on the Exhibits Advisory Board for the annual EXHIBITOR tradeshow from
Meet Puerto Rico, a destination marketing agency, appointed three new employees.
Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau (ACVB), a private, nonprofit organization, hired a national sales manager.
A sales and marketing executive with nearly three decades of experience across broad, varied market segments joined Exhibit Systems, which builds exhibits and displays for
In a stunning turn of events, Matthews Studio Equipment (MSE), a 44-year-old manufacturer of industry-specialized hardware, camera and lighting support, appointed an industry veteran to
Design Factory co-founder and 25-year tradeshow veteran received the Enterprising Woman of the Year Award from Enterprising Women Magazine.
Originally written by Brooke Ross From Georgia to California, it’s happening on nearly every show floor. Women have discovered the I&D industry, and they’re making
2020 Exhibits, a global leader in total tradeshow and event management, expanded its business development teams in Salt Lake City by appointing an account executive.
Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau (ACVB), a private, nonprofit organization, promoted an employee to executive vice president and chief marketing officer.
Momentum Management, a leading provider of tradeshow labor services in the U.S., promoted an employee to assistant city manager of Southern California.
Meeting Professionals International (MPI), a global meeting and event industry association, named the winners of the 2014 Recognizing Industry Success and Excellence (RISE) Awards.
