Claude Molinari, general manager of TCF Center, has been named president and CEO of the Detroit Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau, effective January 1, 2021.
Larry Alexander, president and CEO of the Detroit Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau, has announced his intention to retire, effective Dec. 31. Through his leadership
Detroit’s world-class convention center, formerly known as the Cobo Center, was officially renamed the TCF Center on Aug. 27. Announced by TCF National Bank, a
Cobo Center published its updated 2019 Event Planning Guide, delivering all of the latest resources, rules and regulations needed to hold an event in the
Detroit’s Cobo Center increased events booked from 166 to 244 and revenue from $5.5 million to $13.8 million from 2013 to 2018, according to Cobo
Cobo Center in Detroit received the Earth Day Business Award on April 20 for being significantly invested and adjusting operations to prioritize sustainability for each
Pictured: Absolute Exhibits’ Toy Drive in Tijuana, Mexico by Amadeus Finlay A rising tide lifts all boats, and as adages go, what goes around comes
(Pictured L-R: Patrick Bero, the Cobo Center and Greg Fender) Hospitality provider Centerplate has announced an early, multi-year contract extension with Cobo Center in Detroit.
The 2019 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) got off to a fast start this weekend as more than 500 people saw some of the
The North American International Auto Show has signed a seven-year contract with the Cobo Center to continue as its venue through June 2026. NAIAS’s move
During a November 15 board meeting, the Detroit Regional Convention Facility Authority (DRCFA) voted to exercise the first three-year option to renew the SMG contract
Cobo Center volunteers have begun working with Humble Design to assist local families. Humble Design, a Detroit-based non-profit also operating in Chicago, San Francisco and
