The International Association of Exhibitions and Events has updated its Guidelines for Display Rules and Regulations to promote continuity and consistency among U.S. exhibitions and events. The 2019 edition is a resource for exhibitions and events organizers to use in creating consistent and fair exhibiting standards for their events.

The Events Industry Council has announced the 2019 Hall of Leaders inductees and Pacesetter Award winners. The recipients will be honored at a celebration as part of IMEX America in Las Vegas.

One of the biggest hurdles in the workplace is being able to work in harmony with those around you. Here are several things you can do to ensure success when working with others who are different from yourself.

The use of spreadsheets has several limitations when it comes to event management. Al Torres, co-founder and president of SummitSync, shares five reasons why you should try meeting automation platforms and leave spreadsheets in the past.

Change fatigue is caused by exhaustion from too much change, and it is one of the most common reasons for failure, according to a PwC survey. Before making more big changes, make sure you acknowledge the failures your team has experienced, or they won’t believe change will result in success.

At the base of a multi-platform marketing campaign is a short film that showcases the Telford International Centre called The Heist.

Technology has blurred the lines between our personal and professional lives. Not taking a real break from work can hurt your efficiency at the office in the long run. A lack of breaks is also associated with stress, insomnia and burnout. Here’s why you should take a moment away from your work, even if that means leaving your desk and going for a walk.

Event organizers are responsible for ensuring an event is fully accessible for all. There are several things organizers can do to accommodate not only those with physical disabilities, but also those with neurological differences.

The Miami Beach Convention Center has unveiled its two new large gathering spaces – each 60,000 square feet and 20,000 square feet, respectively.

Those travelling for business are not as affected by travel mishaps, such as delayed or canceled flights, as they are by bad hospitality experiences, according to results from a new Global Business Travel Association survey.

SOURCE: CEIR Blog

It’s important to promote collaboration between show mangers and exhibitors to avoid us-versus-them situations, since each side is not able to succeed without the other.