If you are attending the 2010 Exhibitor’s Show in Las Vegas later on this month (March 14-18), drop me a line or give me a call. Maybe we can connect.

I’ll be reporting from the classes and events via this blog and it’s brother (The Relentless Networker). Let’s compare notes and maybe share project ideas. Read More...

OK, Lee Knight and company in Rochester–what’s with flooding my mailbox with advance literature?

In the past week I have received no less than four Exhibitor Show guides, two in one day yesterday. Now, I really do intend to register and go to this event, but I really only need one book. Read More...

It’s that time again: the Exhibitor’s Show in Las Vegas.

Not one to hype things, I do have a soft spot for this event. You can be certified and network all in one place–and that place is Vegas, the ultimate trade show city. Read More...

Dear Steve,

In yesterday’s release about MacWorld 2009, did you really say “Trade shows do not deliver the same return on investment that they did in the past.”? I realize the real news in the release was about you not being the keynote at this event, but, come on, that isn’t really the kind of message you, an advocate of effective brand selling, wants to deliver in this economy, now is it? Read More...

I was reminded of this process and experience recently when a business acquaintance told me he had to make some changes to his program. Whether it’s cost-, geography- or personality-driven, sometimes a change has to be made.

Moving your exhibit properties is a big deal–or not Others in the industry have written exhaustively (and well) about this topic, among them Candy Adams and others on the staff of Exhibitor Magazine. This not meant to be an end-all or be-all, rather a starting place. Remember these three points when considering a new exhibit company: Read More...