Chicago’s down but not out
January 4, 2010
There was a sudden state of panic in the city of Chicago last month, when a couple of high profile tradeshows announced they would be
There was a sudden state of panic in the city of Chicago last month, when a couple of high profile tradeshows announced they would be
Have you ever wondered what happens to publications, badges, crates, banner material, carpet and padding after the close of a convention or tradeshow? The frustrating,
Michael Hughes, vice president of research and consulting for Tradeshow Week The following comments are excerpts from Tradeshow Week’s 2010 “Data Book” and from a
As 2009 ends, MG Design has expanded its client support staff and is ramping up for a successful 2010. The team at MG Design Associates
Re-dedication set for April: Late on the night of Feb. 21, 2008, all Bill Nixon could do was watch as 20 years of realized hopes and
The following collection of guest commentaries is the second of a two-part series spanning the exhibit industry’s transition from 2009 to 2010. Be sure to
About 46 countries will be represented at the winter 2010 New York International Gift Fair (NYIGF) Jan. 30-Feb.4 with more than 300 international companies included
Hello Exhibit City News readers! It’s great to be back with the first TradeShow Teacher lesson of the New Year. I hope you enjoyed your
Hyatt Regency Trinidad, for the second time in 2009, hosted a conference of world leaders and welcomed Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and the Commonwealth
Trade Show Technologies Inc (TTI) recently announced the addition of new account executive Eric Batsford to their team of tradeshow exhibit transportation specialists. For more
The end of 2009 can only mean one thing – a frantic rush to prepare Las Vegas convention halls for the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show
Isn’t it wonderful when you can say you have the best job in the world. Some may say I’m crazy, but I love working in
