Sho-Link announces new additions and chooses 2013 employee of the year
Sho-Link Incorporated, a premier installation and dismantle service company, announced new additions to its team and chose their 2013 employee of the year.
Sho-Link Incorporated, a premier installation and dismantle service company, announced new additions to its team and chose their 2013 employee of the year.
MG Design, which provides exhibit design along with event planning and management services, added an employee to its Las Vegas team.
Louisville Convention and Visitors Bureau President and CEO Jim Wood has resigned and previous Vice President Karen Williams will take his place in the interim,
ML International Expo Logistics, an Illinois-based freight forwarder specializing in shipping to tradeshows, brought on a new vice president of business development.
Experient, an integrated meeting and event solutions provider, announced four additions to its sales team. The Experient Sales Network (ESN) is a team of independent
CORT Trade Show & Event Furnishings, a furniture, lighting and accessories rental company, hired a district account executive in Tampa, Fla.
Visit Saint Paul, the city’s official tourism and convention promotion agency, hired a president and CEO.
International Association of Venue Managers (IAVM), an association dedicated to the management of public assembly venues, selected Global Spectrum’s regional vice president and general manager
Recognized as Event Professional of the Year by National Association for Catering and Events (NACE) Baltimore is a sales manager from AFR Furniture Rental.
Imprint Plus, a manufacturer of customized, reusable name badge and signage systems, promoted its director of operations to president, effective immediately.
IMN Solutions, a full-service association and meeting management organization, named a new vice president of Association Services.
Exhibit Surveys Inc., the leading provider of research, measurement and consulting services exclusively for the exhibition and event industry, announced that one of their employees