| 5-minute interview: Gregory Reid, Executive Vice President, Enterprise Solutions Group, Chief Marketing Officer, YRC Worldwide Inc. |
July/August 2008
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| 5-minute interview: Shawn Pierce, Vice President of Divisional Operations, Hanley Wood Exhibitions |
June 2008
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| 5-minute interview: Kristie Harrington, Owner, North East Expos Inc. |
May 2008
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| 5-minute interview: David Levin, Chief Executive, United Business Media |
April 2008
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| 5-minute interview: Bob Priest-Heck, President and CEO, Immersa |
March 2008
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| 5-minute interview: Randy Bauler, Corporate Relations and Exhibits Director, American Association of Critical Care Nurses (AACN) |
February 2008
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| 5-minute interview: Britton Jones, President and CEO, Business Journals Inc. |
January 2008
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| 5-minute interview: Dr. Piero Piccardi, Chairman of the Committee on Trade Fairs and Trade Marts, World Trade Centers Association |
November/December 2007
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| 5-minute interview: Julie Thompson, Senior Vice President of Cygnus Expositions |
September 2007
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| 5-minute interview: Gogi Gupta, Chief Technology Officer, IDG World Expo |
July/August 2007
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| 5-Minute Interview: Art Paredes |
June 2007
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| 5-minute interview |
April 2007
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| 5-minute interview: Mary Beth Rebedeau |
March 2007
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| 5-minute interview: Denise Medved |
November 2006
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| 5-minute interview: Riki MetzgerDirector, Congress Management, Siemens Medical Solutions |
| Director, Congress Management, Siemens Medical Solutions |
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| 5-minute interview: Laura McConnell |
| General Manager for MAGIC |
July/August 2006
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| 5-minute interview: Alister Christopher |
| Senior Vice President, Gartner Events Worldwide |
June 2006
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| 5-minute interview: Steve Weitzner |
| President and CEO of CMP Media |
May 2006
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| 5-minute interview: Marcus Arky, |
| General Counsel, The MetroGroup |
April 2006
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| 5-minute interview: Richard Mead, |
| Managing Director, The Jordan Edmiston Group |
March 2006
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| 5-minute interview: Wayne Crawford, Vice President of Sales for NAB |
| The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) partners with more than 25 companies, associations, publications and individuals to keep its annual trade show growing and fresh. Wayne Crawford, Vice President of Sales for NAB, tells EXPO how they do it. |
February 2006
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| 5-minute interview: Jim Forlenza, Principal, Agile Events |
January 2006
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| 5-minute interview: Regis Delmontagne |
November/December 2005
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| 5-minute interview: Stephen Richer |
October 2005
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| 5-minute interview: Jim Fricke |
September 2005
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| 5-minute interview: Deborah Sexton |
July/August 2005
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| 5-minute interview: Kerry Gumas |
June 2005
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| 5-minute interview: Robert Krakoff |
May 2005
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| 5-minute interview: David Weil |
April 2005
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| 5-minute interview: Rossi Ralenkotter |
March 2005
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| 5-minute interview: Courtney Muller |
February 2005
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| Organically grown |
| Since the early ’20s, George Little Management has been an exhibition industry standard. Thank Jack Withiam and his partners’ strategic vision for its organic growth over the years. |
May 2004
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| 5-minute interview: Jane Berzan |
| National Association of Convenience Stores (NACS) has done away with the need to sell sponsorships at its shows by creating the Hunter Club. Jane Berzan, Senior Vice President, Events, Marketing and Supplier Relations, NACS, explains how it works. |
January 2005
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| Profile: Animal Instinct |
| Maintaining CES’ stature as the No. 1 consumer electronics show is no small feat. But Dan Cole’s rhino attitude keeps him and his sales team charging ahead on the hunt for new business opportunities. |
November/December 2004
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| Profile: Belle of the Ball |
| When the 54-year-old National Home Show needed a fresh, new look, Christine Nattress eagerly tackled the challenge. After outfitting “the old girl in a new party dress,” Nattress is now watching her annual consumer show thrive as a must-attend event for more than 175,000 Canadians. |
October 2004
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| Profile: The IT girl |
| Partnerships and alliances have helped Christina Condos revitalize the former PC EXPO into TECHXNY, a week-long business technology showcase. Find out how she plans to keep one of the last horizontal IT trade shows standing. |
September 2004
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| He’s got your number |
| For four decades, Dick Swandby has provided the industry with critical market research. Now the legendary researcher shares his magic for measuring exhibition quality. |
January 2004
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| Hollywood heavyweight |
| Bringing movie dealmakers and key players together makes the American Film Market a Hollywood hit. Now Jonathan Wolf plans his next take. |
November December 2003
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| World-class connections |
| For Cherif Moujabber thinking global is a way of life, making him the ultimate international matchmaker |
Feburary 2004
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| Substance with style |
| Elyse Kroll mixes thousands of fashion designers and buyers, a site filled with flair and convenience, and myriad luxurious touches for a stylish trade show approach |
March 2004
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| Organically grown |
| Since the early ’20s, George Little Management has been an exhibition industry standard. Thank Jack Withiam and his partners’ strategic vision for its organic growth over the years. |
May 2004
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| The Music Man |
| From the Olympics to the U.S. Open, Kevin Johnstone knows how to secure large events and throw a memorable party. Now he’s bringing music to the masses at NAMM and singing the sweet song of success. |
April 2004
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| Inevitable course |
| As a young female in the top spot, Tamara Christian has increased NTP’s revenue by 250 percent in less than three years |
October 2003
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| Back from bust |
| Bankruptcy, downsizing and reorganizing a company might scare most people. Not Robert Priest-Heck: He’s ready for change as CEO of MediaLive International. |
September 2003
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| Trump card |
| Betting on a new consumer show, Christine Reed Fletcher comes out with the winning hand |
July/August 2003
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| Pedal to the metal |
| After 23 years with Reed Exhibitions, Tony Calanca is speeding down a new path |
June 2003 Profile
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| Master builder |
| In just three years, Galen Poss has grown Hanley-Wood Exhibitions from a start-up venture into a $42 million business |
May 2003
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| Profile: Top Gun |
| Two decades of military leadership helped mold Jim Bracken’s strategy for success: evaluate the situation, make a plan and execute efficiently. Now he’s at ease leading VNU Expositions into the global arena as a lean fighting machine. |
July/August 2004
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| Profile: Building a billion-dollar business |
| Value-driven and consumer-focused, Paul Dykstra is determined to lead GES into a new age of service |
June 2004
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