The American events industry is taking small steps to revitalize trade shows and events as the country enters the seventh month of the COVID-19 pandemic, including joining the COVID RELIEF NOW coalition to urge Congress to pass COVID-19 economic relief before leaving for the elections.

SOURCE: Trade Show Executive
Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak announced that, as of Oct. 1, public gatherings in the state can host up to 250 people, a move brought on by the state's declining number of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations.

Working from home has shown leaders where they need to improve their company culture, and as more companies look either to move their employees to working entirely or partially from home, there are some easy steps employers can take to build their remote culture.

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, some countries, including China and Italy, are allowing large mass gathering to take place, such as the Chengdu International Environmental Protection Expo, which attracted over 19,000 attendees.

The worst thing an internationally operating company can do during the COVID-19 pandemic is halt its global outreach. However, it is now easier than ever to recruit global employees now that teleconferencing technology is in widespread use.

Robyn Davis of Exhibitors WINH LLC shares her top takeaways from CEIR’s Predict conference.