Keeping your interviews “legal”
December 30, 2011
Businesses are besieged by a mountain of state and federal laws, rules and regulations when it comes to employees, starting before they even become employees.
Businesses are besieged by a mountain of state and federal laws, rules and regulations when it comes to employees, starting before they even become employees.
It’s no mystery that meeting planners and show organizers have started thinking globally. As more tradeshows are being held overseas, it’s important that industry professionals
As the weather gets colder, the holiday spirit grows warmer and professionals in the tradeshow industry take the time to give back to their communities
Ray Liuzza, the New Orleans Convention Center’s stalwart leader who led the organization from its conception through its second major expansion, has died at age
Exhibit Systems, a full-service tradeshow exhibit company based in Menomonee Falls, Wisc., has announced the hiring of four new staff members.
Convention Data Services (CDS) has appointed a new chairman of the board as well as a new president and CEO.
The New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center (MCCNO), the sixth largest convention center in the nation, has named a new senior event manager. The
For the third consecutive year, the San Diego Convention Center (SDCC) was named best convention center by Southern California Meetings + Events, a publication targeted
Whether by choice or by necessity, you are “in the market” for a new opportunity. Entering the job market can be a daunting prospect. Jaynie
The Kansas City Convention & Visitors Association (KCCVA) is welcoming a new vice president of convention sales. This person brings 25 years of sales experience
Are the days of meeting planners hauling around huge binders full of every detail about a meeting going the way of the dinosaur?
YRC has announced promotions in the Exhibit Services team. Two individuals have been promoted to director of sales and operations for the East and director
