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How to Score Those Sweet Paid Speaking Gigs Like a Boss

Are you tired of talking to your cat about your passion for public speaking? Do you dream of standing in front of a crowd, captivating them with your words, and getting paid big bucks for it? Well, my friend, you're in luck. In this article, I'm going to show you how...

Research: Trade Shows Remain Top Marketing Investment

“Take That, Post-Pandemic Doubters. Trade Shows, Markets Are Thriving,” reads the headline of a recent article in Gifts & Decorative Accessories, highlighting how participation has returned to pre-pandemic levels at the gift and home industry’s major events in...

How Associations Can Assist Young Professionals

A new survey finds that Gen Z values skills and stability above simply climbing the ladder. Associations are well-positioned to help. “Young people these days just don’t want to lead.” Some variation of that mantra seems to get attached to every new generation; no...

Healthy Strategies for Healthcare Sponsorship

With the IAEE Healthcare Forum taking place next week, we thought we’d look at the issues that matter most to healthcare exhibition organizers. Spoiler alert: there’s no shortage of them. A recent IAEE Healthcare Insights Hour brought industry leaders together to...

Jeff Davis Looks to the Future at Expo! Expo!

Jeff Davis has worked at Emerald X since January 2022 and leads the sales function across Emerald’s events portfolio. Prior to this role, Jeff led Emerald’s Outdoor & Action Sports portfolio of business-to-business (B2B) and consumer events. Jeff also spent 10...

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Is It Time to Revamp Your Social Media Strategy?

Is It Time to Revamp Your Social Media Strategy?

The SuperZoo pet retail event finds playful ways to engage its audience on social media. The role of social media is changing –– in a big way. According to a joint study by Forbes Advisor and Talker Research, younger generations are using social platforms as search...

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Including and Honoring Indigenous People

Including and Honoring Indigenous People

A 50-foot carved cedar totem pole stands in Seattle’s Pioneer Place Park. On its website, Visit Seattle acknowledges that the city is built on native land — the “traditional territories of the Coast Salish peoples.” On the second Monday of every October, many...

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