The International Man column by Larry Kulchawik Over the past ten years the American marketplace is now more comfortable doing international business than ever before.
Behind The Acronyms… Tradeshow and event industry associations are more important than ever as industry professionals gather together to resuscitate an industry that is practically
In mid-March it became clear that a three-day annual meeting with about 200 guests in Amsterdam at the end of June would not be possible,
by Larry Kulchawik Over the past ten years the American marketplace is now more comfortable doing international business than ever before. The added confidence that
(Pictured: IFES Managing Director Uta Goretzky) COVID-19 puts nearly 250,000 jobs in the exhibition-stand construction at risk throughout Europe. According to a recent survey from
by Larry Kulchawik The International Federation of Exposition & Event Services hosted its annual summit meeting in Athens, Greece in June 26-28. As the “Global
(Pictured above: Torsten Heinze, IFES vice president, speaks about extraordinary developments in the industry.) A new award will be presented at EuroShop 2020 in Düsseldorf—the IFES
by Larry Kulchawik Over the past 30 years, U.S. exhibit industry pioneers have crossed the line of “normal” and pushed to create a new normal
by Larry Kulchawik Each year, the International Federation of Exhibition + Event Services meets in a different country to share local tradeshow practices, to present
The “Global Collaboration Network” Offers Global Networking, by Cynthya Porter. The world is shrinking when it comes to the exhibition industry, and for suppliers, working
