Exhibitors Speak Out on Industry Hot Topics
October 14, 2024
by Jessica Sibila, CTSM, CMP, Executive Director, The Exhibitor Advocate In the dynamic world of exhibitions, staying informed about the latest trends and challenges
by Jessica Sibila, CTSM, CMP, Executive Director, The Exhibitor Advocate In the dynamic world of exhibitions, staying informed about the latest trends and challenges
The Exhibition Services & Contractors Association (ESCA) is now accepting applications for its annual scholarship program, with a submission deadline of October 15, 2024. This
by IMEX America The 13th edition of IMEX America opened its doors today, Tuesday October 8, shining a light on a global industry that’s buoyant,
The report highlights how event organizers can evolve to meet the expectations of the next generation Submitted by Freeman Dallas, TX (October 8, 2024) –
by Tommy Goodwin, Exhibitions & Conferences Alliance While it hasn’t unfolded the way anyone predicted, the 2024 campaign is barreling towards election day. Although
I’m writing this in mid-August, and we are already diving into the crazy-busy fall tradeshow and event season. I thought summer in the exhibit industry
by Anne Trompeter, Partner; Strategic Account Development, Live Marketing Remember when CAD was revolutionary for designing booth layouts? When we first started using event
(Image of McCormick Place Convention Center, Summer, provided by McCormick Place Convention Center) Oak View Group-managed properties reach Silver Level Certification for environmental and social
(Image: Attendees explore the bustling entrance of EuroCIS, Europe’s leading retail technology trade fair, showcasing innovative solutions for the industry. Image courtesy of EuroCIS.) submitted
Photo of Summer Qu, Corporate Controller, ColorCraft submitted by Joe Aquila, Color Craft ColorCraft, an Orlando-based trade show exhibit design and fabrication company, is
(Metro Toronto Convention Centre, a key venue in the heart of downtown Toronto. Photo by Thank You (25 Millions) via Flickr.) submitted by Melanie Wade,
In the live event business, we love noise. But have you noticed it’s getting quieter? The familiar buzz of saws, CNC machines, and pneumatic hammers
