by Mike Morrison May and June of 2021 started seeing some normal activity for the tradeshow, event and experiential industries as rules for gatherings started relaxing. The
The D.E.A.L.: Dining, Entertainment, Attractions & Lodging by Jeanne Brei Houston, home to NASA’s Johnson Space Center, the training base and home for our nation’s
by Emily Olson Dina Hall is the president & CEO of the Illinois-based Champion Logistics Group, a 40-year-old family business and market leader in full-service,
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by Calanit Atia Photo Credits: Meeting Professionals International and Soliman Productions World Education Congress is the signature annual North American event for Meeting Professionals International,
by Tristin Vaccaro We all know the story all too well: In the last 15 months, tradeshows and events were canceled or postponed and the
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by H. K. Wilson When you have dedicated thousands of hours to achieving mastery in your field, you don’t just walk away when things get
by Jeanne Brei with research by Lisa Abrams, H.K. Wilson, Bob McGlincy, Tristin Vaccaro & Heather Grant For an industry that thrives on long hours,
by Bob McGlincy (Pictured: The Northeast contingent piecing it together: Kewriga; Fantauzzi, Peters; Jardin; Studley; Franzen and Bota) Covid-19 crushed conventions, shuttered venues, and eliminated
