IAEE proudly joined the fight against human trafficking through its support of ECPAT-USA, the leading policy organization in the United States seeking to end the commercial, sexual exploitation of children. ECPAT-USA focuses on awareness, advocacy, policy and legislation, and is a member of ECPAT International, a network of organizations in 95 countries working together toward one common mission: to eliminate the sexual exploitation of children.

Terence Donnelly, an active member in the events industry, passed away earlier this month. “Terence lit up a room when he began to network with friends and colleagues,” David DuBois, IAEE’s President and CEO, told Trade Show Executive.

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