Four- Mile “Run Forward, Flash Back” Retro Run Culminates with All-School Reunion and Energetic After-Party
(PRWeb February 28, 2013)
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Adam Duritz of Counting Crows and Ryan Spaulding of Ryan’s Smashing Life (rslblog) have teamed together to host an online competition in search of one very special independent artist to feature within...
(PRWeb February 27, 2013)
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Session to Highlight Last Mile of Finance Best Practices in Interactive Case Study
(PRWeb February 26, 2013)
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As prom season approaches, high schools are turning to photo booth rentals as a way to make their proms fun and memorable. Press Pose & Print Photo Booths, LLC is offering a 50% discount on their...
(PRWeb February 26, 2013)
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For advertising rates and availability, please contact Kathy at Exhibit City News or call 702-309-8023.
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The convenience and effectiveness you will find in pop up displays will have you sold at your very first trade show. You will wonder why you have never utilized them in the past. Pop up displays give you the ultimate edge that traditional three fold poster board displays could never give. They give you that extra impact that screams out… “I take pride in my products and I am willing to take the extra step to show you.” No matter how large of an impact you want to make or space in which you have to do it in, there is a portable display suited for you. Take the extra step and garner more attention by displaying your products in trade show graphics that will draw the attention of potential customers; in return hopefully giving you that window of opportunity that would otherwise be lost. The difference between a customers pause at your trade show booth and a blatant walk by can be the difference between a successful show or not.
Ilaj.com, an authentic healthcare online search engine has come up with the exhaustive list of physiotherapists for the patients who need a consultation with a physiotherapist. The portal enables...
(PRWeb February 21, 2013)
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In April of 2012, Condit completed a new exhibit at Cherry Hills Country club in Denver, Colorado. The new clubhouse museum exhibit for members and guests features a Hall of Champions. There are “glass cases hanging on the wall showcase artifacts from each of the club’s major events, from Phil Mickelson’s US Amateur win in 1990 to the 1993 U.S. Senior Open Victory of Jack Nicklaus and more,” said Jason Deegan in a recent article for the Golf Channel. We are proud to have helped create this exhibit that helps to deliver the sense of tradition and history at Cherry Hills.
Jason Deegan of the Golf Channel recently took a walk through of a new museum exhibit at Cherry Hills Country Club and declared that “…(no other course) gave me the sense of history and tradition like Cherry Hills.” When designing the exhibit, Condit and Cherry Hills wanted to match the architectural style while remaining consistent with its legendary history. We, and the Golf Channel apparently, believe that was accomplished. Dr. Lew Blakely, a USGA rules official, who has literally seen hundreds of Clubs and numerous historical exhibits around the world said “…the displays have the qualities of a first rate museum while retaining the attention of both the causal observer and someone more academically inclined.” Cherry Hills hosted the 2012 US Amateur and will be hosting the 2014 BMW Championship.
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Attendees want more and better access to product experts on the showfloor, according to the latest report from the Center for Exhibition Industry Research.
Source: http://www.expoweb.com/article/ceir-attendees-want-better-access-experts-0
This morning, my letter to the editor to The New York Times was published. With the word restrictions, I didn’t have an opportunity to show some of the ways that Ms. Crawford’s opinion piece missed the mark, so I thought I’d write this blog post.
In her opinion on how to get broadband access to more Americans, Ms. Crawford ignores the reality in the United States and how we compare with the world.
The U.S. promotes competition and innovation.
The fact is that we have relied upon competition to drive innovation, choice, and growth here in the U.S. since the birth of the wireless industry. As a result, we've been a global leader without a centralized, government-driven and government-funded industrial policy.
Rather than creating a host of new government-funded Internet service providers, innovation and growth would be better served by allocating more spectrum to commercial wireless service.
Numerous engineers and experts, along with the FCC and policymakers, have read the independent reports that show consumer demand will outpace the wireless networks’ capacity soon. Carriers are using all of the tools and “tricks” available to keep up, but more spectrum is needed to meet demand. Fiber is one form of Internet access, but spectrum-based networks are another.
What should be dear to her heart is that more spectrum also means a significant economic boost. By bringing 500 MHz of spectrum to market
Surely these are figures that anyone, including Ms. Crawford, could support.
Source: http://blog.ctia.org/2013/01/31/how-to-actually-get-americans-online/
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The convention bureau world is experiencing major leadership transitions at three of the highest-profile tradeshow destinations in the United States: Orlando, Anaheim and Los Angeles.
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Just as the right necklace makes the dress or the right tie makes the suit, successful trade show marketing demands proper accessories. Literature racks, portable trade show counters, trade show tables, banner stands and banner stand lights are a few of the trade show marketing accessories that perform like magnets, drawing customers to your booth(s). Custom table throws should be included in this group of accessories as they’re colorful, can skillfully project your message and, in a pinch, can professionally cover up a multitude of mishaps, ie., a dinged up table or stack some boxes under it, cover it with your custom table throw and forget about it!
Making a visual statement in the market place is critical to every trade show exhibitor’s bottom line. A booth that doesn’t attract the customer’s attention is usually inhabited by a lone exhibitor holding an empty order pad. Banner stands, banner stand lights, portable trade show counters, literature racks and custom table covers indicate to customers that an exhibitor has put thought into professionally promoting his wares and is credible. The new customer is often drawn into a trade show booth out of curiosity but it’s the accessories/visual that initially got his/her attention. There’s no other item in a trade show budget that promotes a bigger return than trade show marketing accessories.
Welcome to the first issue of MedEXPO Insights, a new monthly e-newsletter covering the health care sector of the tradeshow industry.
Source: http://www.expoweb.com/article/first-medexpo-insights
The call center agent’s job isn’t easy. Most of the day is spent interacting with customers and keeping them satisfied. When time permits agents may be asked to complete training and coaching activities that enable them to do their job well.
Finding the time to train, coach and even communicate with agents remains a challenge for many centers. As transaction types become more complex, the agent learning curve has become even steeper. Many agents become frustrated with the endless grind, lack of variety and end up walking out the door not long after they get their first few paychecks. Every time an agent leaves, it is expensive for your company.
Industry-wide, agent attrition is hovering around 30%. Not only is this expensive in terms of hard costs like recruiting, hiring, new hire training and productivity losses, there are even more critical hidden opportunity costs such as customer churn that many organizations don’t track because they are harder to quantify. The truth is that when agents don’t have the training and coaching they need, their performance suffers. And poor performing agents are less satisfied with their jobs and ultimately more likely to leave your company.
Similarly, when customers have a poor call center experience, they are also more likely to leave your company. When poor performing agents leave, they are replaced by new agents who are unprepared. This leads to more poor performance, thus repeating the cycle and increasing the risk to customer loyalty.
In a new Knowlagent white paper, Turnover a New Leaf-Reduce Attrition & Improve Agent Engagement, discusses how you can reduce attrition in your call center.
In 2009, Newsmax released an interview with Robert (Bob) Wiedemer, titled Aftershock. That video has been viewed more than 50 million times, and garnered Wiedemer worldwide acclaim. Now, Newsmax has...
(PRWeb February 08, 2013)
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Albany (N.Y.) giving up on long-standing CC plans...Louisville to seek hotel development bids, books NRA national convention for '16...Nashville expands taxi fleet for new CC and more.
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Time and money are the most important virtues which any organization would love to preserve so as to be prepared for bad economic times. The preference for portable trade show displays during these trying times is obvious, not only do you save time and money with the use of portable booths but you also have additional savings on dryage and labor costs.
Portable trade show booths have two unique features. Firstly they setup and dismantle easily, saving you valuable time on the show floor. Secondly most portable displays are built to be lightweight and can be compacted for shipping purposes. In return saving you money on shipping and dryage costs. In addition most shows will allow you set your portable exhibit yourself as long as it completed within the first half hour.
It is always a better choice to start on a cheaper note if you are new to trade show business and this is when portable trade show booths prove to be most helpful. One famous type of portable trade show booth are pop up displays which take up less space and do a fine job of promoting your products and or services.
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A video Q&A with Wanda Johnson, senior director of meetings and education at the Endocrine Society.
Source: http://www.expoweb.com/article/drive-revenues-reduce-costs-your-next-medical-meeting
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