Emerging Trends in the Tradeshow Industry: What’s Next for Exhibitors?

 

The tradeshow industry is experiencing a dynamic transformation as technology and innovation continue to evolve. Exhibitors are embracing cutting-edge advancements to enhance engagement, improve visual impact, and create immersive experiences for attendees. Below are five key trends we have seen take shape at the most recent industry tradeshows that will define impactful tradeshows and exhibits in 2025 and beyond.

  1. AI-Driven Real-Time Video Interaction
    Artificial intelligence has progressed beyond static imagery to real-time video interaction on the tradeshow floor. Exhibitors are leveraging AI to create personalized, dynamic video experiences that respond to attendee movements and interactions. This shift enhances engagement by providing tailored content, live facial recognition applications, and interactive product demonstrations that adapt in real time.
  1. Advanced AV Integration
    AV technology has taken a significant leap forward with the introduction of moving video walls, see-through LED video boards, and curved video walls. These advancements allow exhibitors to create more immersive and flexible display environments. Moving video walls enable dynamic storytelling, while transparent displays provide an innovative way to showcase products without obstructing sightlines. Additionally, the use of LED walls on corners and curves allows for the creation of dynamic, three-dimensional visuals that captivate audiences from multiple angles. As AI-driven programming continues to evolve, the costs that once made these technologies prohibitive are steadily decreasing, making high-impact digital displays more accessible than ever.
  1. Digital Signage
    The rise of digital signage in the event industry has been nothing short of transformative. No longer just static screens displaying images, modern digital signage has evolved into dynamic, interactive tools that engage attendees in real-time. One of its biggest advantages is flexibility—content can be updated instantly, allowing organizers to adapt messaging on the fly. Additionally, digital signage is a sustainable alternative to traditional printed materials, reducing waste while offering a reusable, high-impact solution. As functionality has advanced and programming costs have decreased, we’ve seen adoption among our clients triple over the past 3–5 years, solidifying digital signage as an essential component of modern event experiences.
  1. LED Backlighting
    The use of LED lighting for backlighting logos, architectural elements, and fabric graphics has become a major trend in exhibit design. This technique enhances branding by making logos more visually striking and creates a sophisticated ambiance within the booth. Backlit fabric structures provide a sleek and modern aesthetic while improving visibility and brand recognition on the tradeshow floor.
  1. Lenticular & Soft Walls for Open and Segmented Booth Designs
    Traditional hard walls are being replaced with lenticular-style walls and soft wall structures, which provide a more open and inviting feel while still allowing for strategic segmentation of booth spaces. These innovative materials allow light and movement to play a role in exhibit design, making booths feel larger and more welcoming without sacrificing defined areas.
  1. Flat LED Signage for Overhead Signage
    Overhead signage has traditionally relied on materials like Sintra and fabric, but with the increasing affordability and ease of programming of flat LED panels, many exhibitors are making the switch. LED signage provides vibrant, high-resolution branding that can be updated dynamically, offering a modern and flexible alternative to static signage solutions.

As technology advances, the tradeshow industry continues to push boundaries in engagement, interactivity, and design. AI-driven video experiences, advanced AV integration, LED backlighting, innovative wall structures, and LED signage are reshaping how exhibitors attract and connect with attendees. By embracing these trends, businesses can create more compelling and memorable tradeshow experiences that stand out in an increasingly competitive landscape. Are you ready to implement these cutting-edge trends in your next exhibit? We’d love to chat with you about how you can stay ahead of the curve and create an experience that captivates and engages.

Contact us at marketing@lvexpo.com to talk about what trends we can integrate in your tradeshow or exhibit!

In the world of brand activations, there’s no substitute for expertise. While many might attribute success to luck, those in the tradeshow and exhibit industry know that true success comes from a deep understanding of design, strategy, and technology. When you partner with experts, you unlock a range of benefits that ensure your brand’s presence not only stands out but also resonates with your audience.

Here’s why working with seasoned professionals is key to creating impactful brand experiences:

1. Strategic Planning & Branding That Connects

An effective exhibit whether for a tradeshow or standalone isn’t just about having a visually appealing space—it’s about telling your brand’s story in a way that captivates your audience. Experts bring years of knowledge in strategic planning, which means they know how to craft a compelling brand narrative. They understand how to align every visual element with your brand’s values, goals, and message, ensuring consistency across all touchpoints. The result? A brand experience that feels authentic and deeply connected to your audience, rather than just a display of products or services.

2. Engaging, Purposeful Exhibit Design

Designing an exhibit isn’t as simple as putting together some walls and a table. There’s a delicate balance between aesthetics and functionality, and this is where expertise really counts. Professionals know how to design spaces that are not only visually engaging but also foster interaction and engagement. They consider your audience’s behaviors, preferences, and the overall goals of your event. From booth layout to lighting to materials, their design decisions are informed by years of trial and error, ensuring your space draws people in and keeps them engaged.

3. Custom Solutions That Reflect Your Brand

Every brand is unique, and so are its needs. Experts understand this and specialize in crafting custom solutions that reflect the heart of your brand. Whether you’re looking for a custom-built structure, a product display, or a fully immersive environment, industry professionals are skilled at translating your vision into a tangible environment. They can create spaces that not only function well but also convey your brand identity in an authentic and memorable way, ensuring that every interaction reflects your business values.

4. Quality & Precision in Fabrication

When it comes to fabrication, proficiency matters. Professional tradeshow and exhibit builders know how to balance creativity with durability, ensuring that every structure, set piece, or installation is both aesthetically pleasing and robust enough for the demands of an event. Experts understand the complexities of materials, production timelines, and logistics, ensuring that every piece is constructed with precision and meets high standards. This level of craftsmanship ensures that your exhibit not only looks great but also functions flawlessly throughout your event.

5. Engaging Technology That Amplifies Your Message

In today’s world, technology plays a critical role in creating memorable experiences. However, not all tech is created equal. Experts understand how to use the latest technology in a way that enhances your brands interaction with your audience without overwhelming them. Whether it’s interactive displays, dynamic audio-visual staged elements, or immersive digital content, professionals know how to integrate technology seamlessly into your exhibit, ensuring it complements your brand’s message and keeps attendees engaged.

6. Efficient Execution & Stress-Free Logistics

Event planning can be overwhelming, with countless details to manage and tight timelines to meet. Experts are skilled in managing all aspects of the process—from the initial concept to setup, execution, and teardown. Their experience allows them to anticipate potential challenges and address them before they become problems, ensuring the entire process runs smoothly. This means less stress for you and more time to focus on what matters: connecting with your audience and achieving your event goals.

7. Long-Term Value & Strategic Partnerships

Working with experts isn’t just about one event—it’s about building a relationship that grows over time. Industry professionals understand that your brand’s needs will evolve, and they’re committed to helping you stay ahead of the curve. Through strategic planning and continuous collaboration, experts can guide you through future activations, ensuring that your brand’s presence at every event is impactful and aligned with your long-term goals.

Conclusion

In the competitive world of brand activations and tradeshow exhibits, the difference between a good experience and a great one often comes down to expertise. By working with professionals who understand the ins and outs of exhibit design, technology, and logistics, you ensure your brand’s presence is not only well-executed but also strategically impactful. From creative design to seamless execution, experts bring the knowledge, skills, and proficiency necessary to elevate your brand in ways that drive long-term engagement and success.

Trusting professionals in the exhibit and tradeshow industry is an investment that pays off—creating experiences that engage your audience, reflect your brand’s values, and help you achieve your business goals.

Ready to bring your brand’s next activation to life? Reach out to the team at LVE Experience today and let us help you transform your vision into an unforgettable experience. We’re here to provide the expertise, creativity, and precision that your brand deserves.

Contact us at marketing@lvexpo.com to get started on your next project!

When building a tradeshow display or organizing an event, it’s easy for costs to spiral out of control. From booth construction to logistics, the financial burden can quickly overwhelm your budget. However, one of the most effective ways to keep expenses in check is by leveraging your tradeshow and exhibit company. These partnerships are more than just service providers—they can offer valuable insights, creative solutions, and industry knowledge that help not only enhance the impact of your booth but also maximize cost savings. By working closely with your exhibit team, you can uncover efficiencies, streamline design, and avoid common financial pitfalls, ensuring your tradeshow experience is both successful and budget friendly.

One of the most significant opportunities for cost savings lies in the design process. Early collaboration with your exhibit builder is key, as it allows you to explore creative solutions that reduce material waste, simplify construction, and make setup more efficient. A well-thought-out design from the start can help you avoid costly last-minute changes. For example, a layout that’s optimized for reuse, easy transport, and minimal on-site labor can cut back on back-end expenses and keep your project running smoothly.

Choosing the right materials is another area where your tradeshow partner can provide substantial savings. Lightweight, durable materials like Matrix frames, fabric graphics, and composite panels reduce shipping and drayage costs. These materials aren’t just cost-effective—they also help streamline transportation and reduce labor costs, giving your exhibit a sleek, modern look without the extra overhead.

Another strategy that can stretch your budget further is investing in reusable components. Modular systems like aforementioned Matrix framework are highly adaptable, allowing you to modify your booth for different event spaces without starting from scratch each time. Designing your booth with scalability in mind is another smart strategy by ensuring your display can easily transition between different booth sizes, such as from a 10×10 to a 20×20, you can adapt to varying event requirements without the added cost of building multiple setups for each show. Not only does this approach reduce costs over multiple shows, but it also offers environmental benefits by minimizing waste and the need for new materials with each event.

Planning ahead is critical in avoiding rush fees. Last-minute decisions can lead to higher production, shipping, and labor costs, so finalizing designs and logistics early is essential. By booking your services well in advance, you can take advantage of early-bird discounts and ensure your tradeshow experience stays within budget.

Technology can be a powerful tool for enhancing your booth, but it doesn’t have to break the bank. Renting equipment like LED walls or interactive kiosks, rather than purchasing them outright, is a smart way to save. Additionally, utilizing digital elements such as QR codes or virtual demos can cut down on the need for printed materials, further reducing costs.

When exhibiting in a new city, consider using local resources to cut shipping costs and ensure timely delivery. Many exhibit companies have established networks with local vendors, making it easier to source materials and services close to the event, which can streamline logistics and reduce unforeseen expenses.

Energy efficiency plays a critical role in reducing the overall costs of exhibiting at a tradeshow. Beyond just the cost of the booth itself, utility expenses, particularly for electricity, can add up quickly when powering lights, displays, and interactive elements. One of the most effective ways to control these costs is by focusing on energy-efficient solutions. For example, switching to LED lights, which use less energy and have a longer lifespan than traditional lighting options, can significantly lower power consumption while still providing bright and vibrant lighting for your booth. LED lights are also cooler, which will create a better environment not only for attendees but also associates who may be working the booth. Additionally, working you’re your builder to develop a streamlined booth setup can minimize the need for power-hungry equipment. When planning your booth, consider strategically placing power outlets and limiting the number of devices that require constant electrical power.

By incorporating these strategies into your planning process, you not only reduce costs but also create a tradeshow experience that is both impactful and financially savvy. Leveraging your exhibit company’s expertise, optimizing material choices, and prioritizing reusability will ensure your display stands out—capturing attention and delivering results—without exceeding your budget. These thoughtful decisions not only enhance your presence but also reflect a commitment to both sustainability and efficiency, positioning your brand as a leader in today’s competitive marketplace.

In recent years, sustainability has become a focal point for businesses across all industries. As companies look to reduce their environmental impact, even events like trade shows are embracing sustainable practices. A recent tradeshow booth we developed exemplified how sustainability and innovation can go hand-in-hand, resulting in a booth that was not only eco-friendly but also cost-effective. Here’s a closer look at how we implemented sustainable solutions at the event, showcasing both the environmental and financial benefits of these choices.

1. 100% Recyclable Carpet: A Greener Step Underfoot

Traditionally, trade show flooring has been a significant source of waste. As we noted last month there are options out there when it comes to sustainable carpet options however conventional carpeting often ends up in landfills after the event, contributing to the growing issue of waste management. For our booth, we opted for 100% recyclable carpet that could be reused in future shows or repurposed by manufacturers. By choosing a sustainable alternative, we ensured that the materials used for the flooring didn’t have to go to waste, offering a greener alternative to the usual carpet disposal practices.

2. Lightweight, Reusable Matrix Frames

Display frames are a critical part of any tradeshow booth, but their typical construction from non-recyclable materials and weight can make them a less sustainable choice. Our Matrix line of frames are lightweight, flexible in set up, and reusable, because they are made from durable materials that can be easily transported and assembled without significant energy use or waste. These frames were designed to be used repeatedly, further reducing the environmental impact by avoiding the need to produce new materials for each event. In addition, the portability of these frames reduced transportation costs and emissions, providing long-term savings for future tradeshows.

3. Post-Consumer Plywood for Displays

Plywood is often used in tradeshow booths for structural purposes, but sourcing it from sustainable materials is essential. Typically, graphics that go into our Matrix frames are fabric or Sintra. For this show we wanted to not only showcase the flexibility of the Matrix system using other materials, but also a sustainable one. Instead of opting for new wood, we used post-consumer plywood. This material, made from wood that has been recycled and repurposed, minimized the need for new resources. We then laser etched our marketing messages on the wood eliminating the need for printing. After the show, rather than ending up in the dumpster, the plywood was transformed into crates to ship booth materials for future events. By giving this plywood a second life, we were able to close the loop on waste and create reusable shipping materials that will continue to serve their purpose long after the event.

4. Digital Signage: Moving Beyond Paper Printing

Another area where we made a notable impact was in the use of signage. Traditional printed signage often becomes waste at the end of the event, adding to the pile of non-recyclable materials. Instead of using Sintra or fabric, we incorporated digital signage. This technology allowed us to display dynamic, engaging content without any waste. Not only did this solution minimize the carbon footprint of producing and discarding printed materials, but it also offered a more versatile, flexible and cost-effective solution for communicating messages to attendees.

5. Renting vs Owning: A More Sustainable and Cost-Effective Choice

A typical tradeshow booth requires a significant amount of audiovisual (AV) equipment, such as screens, projectors, and microphones. However, purchasing this technology can lead to both high upfront costs and unnecessary waste when the equipment is no longer needed. We chose to rent AV and furniture instead of buying it outright. While cost of rentals can sometimes be high, as a dedicated partner in your business, this can be minimized with the right planning which is a specialty of LVE. This decision reduced our carbon footprint, as rented items are reused across multiple events, while also cutting down on the cost of purchasing and maintaining equipment that would only be used for a limited time.

One of the most striking outcomes of this sustainable approach was the minimal increase in overall costs. While there were slight upfront costs for selecting more eco-friendly materials and renting AV equipment, these expenses were offset by the long-term savings. Reusable materials, digital signage, and rentals will continue to serve multiple purposes across future events, making this approach a sound financial decision. Additionally, by reducing waste and improving efficiency, we contributed to the larger movement toward corporate social responsibility without sacrificing budget.

This approach to sustainable booth design is just one example of how event organizers and exhibitors can create a positive environmental impact. From reducing waste to supporting the reuse of materials, every step counts in making trade shows more sustainable. Companies can enhance their brand reputation by demonstrating a commitment to the environment, all while reducing costs and improving efficiencies.

As the events industry continues to evolve, more and more businesses are likely to follow suit by adopting greener, more sustainable practices. By rethinking traditional booth design and incorporating innovative technologies and materials, we can help your business at tradeshows and events minimize the environmental footprint and pave the way for a more sustainable future.

NOTE: LVE is a proud corporate sponsor of the Experiential Designers and Producers Association (EDPA). LVE President Nicholas Cordero, an EDPA Sustainability Committee Member, was instrumental in developing industry-leading sustainable practices for exhibit structures and flooring, furnishings, staging materials, lighting, electronic displays, graphics and signage, packaging, waste management, supply chain, and logistics. LVE’s commitment to sustainability is not just theoretical; it is actively demonstrated through practical applications as described in the post below.

Tradeshows and events have struggled with implementing sustainable strategies. The team at LVE along with our trusted partners are committed to creating a more sustainable future for our industry. One of the main areas of focus for LVE and our clients is carpet. Our partner, Brumark is the first flooring company to provide a comprehensive recycling and recovery program in the industry. This initiative aims to divert flooring materials from landfills and reduce carbon emissions.

Through an exclusive deal that Brumark has contracted with a global energy company allows us and our clients to convert carpet, and various other hard to recycle products into alternative fuels. This approach not only keeps these materials out of landfills but also reduces our dependence on fossil fuels. These plants operate similarly to coal-burning power plants, where lime is injected into the furnace to scrub gases of any pollution before releasing them into the atmosphere. The retained heat is used as energy to fuel the plants themselves.

The padding under carpet is not being processed like carpet however, because it is more valuable as 100% recyclable material. Brumark has also established recycling programs where padding will be recycled and turned into the same type of padding again. 

Our sustainability partnership program with Brumark will roll out in several options of service. The first option is shipping materials from our various locations as well as tradeshows   where there are full truckloads ready for processing. The second option of service involves working with Brumark’s collection facilities in Las Vegas, NV, and Dalton, GA, where we can ship smaller quantities of materials. This will ensure that clients can still participate in the program and sustainably dispose of their flooring after an event even when they cannot fill an entire truck(s). The other option in this partnership is building a strong, sustainable network for on-site pick-up at tradeshows and events with a broader material range to be collected for recycling and recovery.  

For every truckload of material, we convert into alternative fuels, we save 16,000 lbs. of coal. Our goal over the next three years is to deliver or pick up all carpet and padding from our tradeshows and events no matter where they happen in the country or the size of the show. We are setting our sights high and are committed to making this a reality. We are committed to rethinking how we operate in the industry to reduce our carbon footprint by reusing, recycling, and recovery. LVE, along with Brumark, are focused on making sustainability a focal point in our industry that is easy to use, transparent, and valuable to our clients and partners so that we all do our part as stewards of both the industry and the environment.

Las Vegas, NV. (May 4, 2023)

LVE Named Nevada Family-Owned Small Business of the Year

The Nevada Small Business Administration presented LVE with the 2023 Nevada Family-Owned Small Business of the Year award at their annual luncheon at the Westgate Hotel in Las Vegas, NV. 

Nicholas Cordaro, president of LVE, accepted the award on behalf of his sister, Jennifer, and their father Robert. Together, they lead an exposition company with 96 full-time employees and 145,000 sq. ft. of warehouse space in Las Vegas. In addition to the company’s Las Vegas headquarters, LVE has offices in Nashville, New Jersey, and Orlando.

Pictured (left to right): Victor Parker, Assoc. Deputy Associate Administrator of Field Operations, SBA, Nick Cordaro, President, LVE, Saul Ramos, Director of SBA Nevada.
 

Started nearly 30 years ago as Las Vegas Expo, Robert instilled core values of integrity, hard work, loyalty and passion in the family business and those principles continue to guide the organization’s culture today. Those principals served the company well as LVE pivoted in the face of Covid-19 along with the rest of the business community.

“On behalf of my family and our amazing staff, I want to say thank you for this very meaningful award. Beyond staff and client loyalty, we are indebted to the SBA and local and national government officials who helped companies like ours navigate a nearly impossible situation brought on by the pandemic. Our future is bright.”

For more than 50 years, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has celebrated National Small Business Week, in part, by presenting its annual Small Business Awards. The awards recognize the achievements of SBA-assisted small businesses and the contributions they make to their communities and Nevada’s economy. 

About LVE

LVE provides comprehensive tradeshow and exposition planning, execution, and support services to clients across North America and beyond. LVE, founded on a relationship-driven model, delivers boutique-style customer service and the resources of a global, multi-dimensional organization.

Established in 1994 as Las Vegas Expo by chairman and founder Robert Cordaro, LVE provides tradeshow and exposition services in every major North American market, from company headquarters in Las Vegas to Nashville, New Jersey, and Orlando offices.

LVE is a single-source partner that understands the full scope of every customer need. The company does what they say they will do – and does it better than promised, exceeding customer expectations through hard work, honesty, integrity, and fairness to every task and every business relationship.

LVE provides comprehensive tradeshow and exposition planning, execution, and support services to clients across North America and beyond. LVE, founded on a relationship-driven model, delivers boutique-style customer service and the resources of a global, multi-dimensional organization.

Las Vegas, NV. (January 19, 2023)

Las Vegas Expo, Inc., an independently- and family-owned, full-service company with nearly 30 years in the tradeshow, meeting, and exposition industry, announced today that it has changed its name to LVE as part of a greater rebranding effort that also includes a new logo and new 145,000 sq. ft. headquarters.

LVE is a full-service partner specializing in national and international conventions, tradeshows, corporate meetings, special events, and general exposition contracting. The company’s business units include LVE Show Services, LVE Inventory, LVE Logistics, and LVE Experience, along with Matrix Systems and other industry-leading show-related products.

Clients and business prospects benefit from a clear vision of the organizational structure and complete service offerings that an LVE partnership brings to the business relationship. “There is nothing more important to us than our relationships with our customers, and our relationships with our customers depend on their success,” said Nicolas Cordaro, president. “The evolution of our brand positions LVE to deliver on that concept. Joined by our very competent team, I look forward to building on nearly three decades of learning and business success.”

About LVE

Established in 1994 as Las Vegas Expo by chairman and founder Robert Cordaro, LVE provides comprehensive tradeshow and exposition services in every major North American market, from company headquarters in Las Vegas to Nashville, New Jersey, and Orlando offices.

LVE is a single-source partner that understands the full scope of every customer need. The company does what they say they will do – and does it better than promised, exceeding customer expectations through hard work, honesty, integrity, and fairness to every task and every business relationship.

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Dependability is based on past experience, present performance and future planning.  To continually improve service and efficiency, LVE Logistics is now an Airways freight agent.  Las Vegas Expo Complete Show Services intentional elevated service attitude, combined with Airways proven track record, boldly proclaims dependability.  With time critical Trade show, convention and corporate activation shipments, there are no 2nd chances.  Our goal is to balance good pricing with fast solutions and pinnacle service,

We’re excited to have John Chadwick join our team as Manager -LVE Logistics.  John’s decades of freight experience enhances our ability to fully service our clients’ needs.  John is an expert in air, ground and ocean transport.  He is a highly skilled professional, transportation specialist and freight impresario.

With proven knowledge of the intricacies of exhibit transportation throughout the world, LVE Logistics/Airways has the capabilities and relationships to deliver on our commitments to you.  Exceeding expectations is our primary goal.  Our focus has and always will be in maintaining long-term relationships with the clients we serve.   We accomplish that with stellar customer service, 24/7 real time tracking & on-time, on budget, delivery

When companies make lofty promises beyond their expertise or capability to deliver, the result is never favorable.  In the trade show industry, this is potentially disastrous for the Exhibitor relying upon their chosen transportation provider for 100% compliance with their instructions.  Shipping failures correlate directly to lost revenue and can be a direct reflection on the exhibiting company’s professionalism. Take the stress out of shipping by using proven freight experts.

The trade show industry can be very hectic at times. There is a great deal of planning, scheduling, re-planning, and so much more. that goes into putting a successful show together. The amount of work involved in trade show events can easily become a logistical nightmare. LVE Logistics provides complete shipping, storage, and freight services. We specialize in catering to the needs of the trade show industry.

You can count on great rates and reliable service when shipping with us.  We skillfully manage the transportation process by offering a wide array of shipping options:  FTL. LTL, Airfreight, land, sea, customs & time critical.

LVE Logistics is fully integrated with all other Las Vegas Expo Complete Show Services activations and productions to provide a seamless show experience. There are no boundaries, shipment size, or equipment requirements we can’t handle. This eliminates you having to work with multiple companies to set up your shipments and/or transportation.

You’re only one click away from experiencing elite customer service:                         www.completeshow.com  www.lvexpo.com , www.airways.com

Looking for more information or in-depth quotes, contact John Chadwick, Manager- LVE Logistics, john@LVELogistics.com , 702-499-2473

Unlike Professional Athletes, those of us in the Hospitality and Meeting industry and everyone else who was temporarily derailed, didn’t get a training camp to hone our skills and knock the rust off our game day actions.   Although, Complete Show Services powered by Las Vegas Expo never stopped working, it was glacially slow at times. NOW……Live Events, Activations and Experiences are back; And, we’re loving the work. We’re back in restaurants, movie theaters, Casinos and Hotels.  Good times and good things are ahead!!

This week we were working in Las Vegas, Nashville, Atlanta and Orlando…. in Hotel Ballrooms & Convention centers producing meetings, conventions, trade show and live activations.  We’re unloading trucks, marking the floor, laying carpet, installing Registration and setting the shows. Having something you love taken away gives perspective.  We’re excited and re-energized by all the live events on our upcoming show production schedule:

Here’s what my Las Vegas Expo Complete Show Services family and I are bringing to the show floor

  1. We will be there early so we run on time and on schedule.
  2. Our work ethic is stronger, if that’s even possible
  3. Maximum effort for making everyone glad they are back at a convention
  4. Energy…..our whole staff  stockpiled an overabundance as we waited to welcome folks back to Vegas, Music City and throughout the US
  5. Increased gracious service attitude.  For those who ascribe to exceptional levels of service, we are elevating that even more because we have to in this new paradigm
  6. Doing Extra- I can’t wait for the 10 PM or 4 AM West Coast Time phone calls from my East Coast clients because they know I’ll answer.  24/7/365 isn’t a hash tag, it’s our way of life.

Looking forward to seeing you once again at a Convention. Stay well & safe travels,

Mitch Isaacs,  VP Marketing,  mitch@completeshow.com ,  call or text: 702-415-8108

Las Vegas Expo Complete Show Services

Las Vegas Expo Complete Show Services (www.completeshow.com)  is proud to participate in the industry standard bearer, Together Again Expo. Orange County Convention Center in collaboration with Alliance Nationwide Exposition, will host the Together Again Expo on July 24 at the OCCC. This industry event is designed to provide a forum on how live events can safely move forward and get back to business in the COVID-19 recovery.

The Together Again Expo will offer attendees and suppliers the opportunity to learn about new industry best practices and will provide strategies and tools on how to safely and responsibly re-open live events, conventions and tradeshows. TAE is open to all event professionals and suppliers. A live stream to include an educational component will also be offered in conjunction with the Together Again Expo. “The OCCC is proud to host the Together Again Expo to help instill confidence throughout our industry as we begin to incrementally host modified events,” says OCCC Executive Director Mark Tester.

The expo will include multiple 15‐minute educational presentations, guest speakers and exhibitor video commercials on a centrally focused Main Stage that will be live streamed to virtual attendees. A product showcase will also be featured with select exhibitors to showcase new innovative health and safety products and services for the industry. Attendees will also be able to explore a Restaurant Row Pavilion, Hotel Pavilion, Safety Services Pavilion and General Event Services Pavilion.

“As leaders in the exposition industry, it is our responsibility to provide our customers and stakeholders a vision for the future,” says Alliance Nationwide Exposition CEO Mark Yuska. “Expositions are vital to the business community and the U.S. economy at large. Together Again Expo seeks to advance these interests while promoting hope and safety.”

Event industry professionals will receive complimentary registration and are encouraged to participate in any capacity. Meeting and event professionals and suppliers can register at www.togetheragainexpo.com.

The Orange County Convention Center is the second-largest convention facility in North America and provides approximately $3 billion in economic impact to Central Florida annually.  For more info, visit www.occc.net. 

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