Corpus Christi CVB names interim CEO
November 7, 2013
Following the October resignation of its CEO, Corpus Christi Convention and Visitors Bureau found an interim replacement with 40 years of hospitality industry experience.
Following the October resignation of its CEO, Corpus Christi Convention and Visitors Bureau found an interim replacement with 40 years of hospitality industry experience.
CORT Trade Show & Event Furnishings – a furniture, lighting and accessories rental company – promoted an employee to district account executive.
After launching conference and event planning services, Scott Circle, a provider of public relations and strategic communications, brought on a seasoned employee.
Joining MG Design, a provider of exhibit design along with event planning and management services, is a digital interactive designer.
Nominated by the Meeting Professionals International (MPI), UK & Ireland Chapter committee as president for 2013-2014 is the senior online community manager at IMEX Group.
Announcing her exit is the senior vice president of Reed Exhibitions, an events organizer, and Global Gaming Expo (G2E), the premier tradeshow and conference events
Twenty-six years old and fresh out of college, David Houston was a young, passionate, eager individual searching for his way into the tradeshow industry.
2020 Exhibits, a global leader in total tradeshow and event management, expanded its business development teams in Houston and Las Vegas.
Louisville Convention & Visitors Bureau, which enhances the city’s economy through tourism development, hired two new staff members.
Experient, a source for integrated meeting and event solutions, expanded its sales team by five to the Experient Sales Network (ESN).
Nth Degree, a full-service global event marketing and management company, appointed two new employees to its corporate office.
Adding to its U.S. West region, Associated Luxury Hotels International (ALHI), a provider of meeting planning resources, brought on a national sales manager.
