Often exhibitors get caught up in the excitement of prepping their booth space and forget that there are other, less glamourous aspects to exhibiting. While some show organizers are good at providing these reminders, don’t count on it. Here’s a quick list of things you can do to take responsibility and be better prepared for your next trade show.
Read the Exhibitor Manual
Study all the rules, regulations and display guidelines — then follow them!
Inform All Booth Staffers
Clue everyone in on the show rules, your exhibiting goals, and how to behave in the booth.
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In a surprise move, a federal judge struck down some of the labor reforms which were enacted last year in Chicago that gave exhibitors more rights. Check out this article from TSNN and stay tuned as this situation unfolds!
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Here’s a follow-up to our recent episode on McCormick Place labor issues. In late April, the interim board proposed a number of reforms. Click here to read more.
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Show labor has been a hot topic lately, especially relating to shows at McCormick Place in Chicago. In this episode, guest Frank Vavpotic from CEP Exhibit Productions shares some perspective and insider tips based on his years of experience in the Chicago trade show world.
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