A meeting for five to 100 people takes just as much time and effort as planning for thousands. But the little touches that may go unnoticed by a large group are readily appreciated by a smaller group. Since a minor mistake can become a major...

Corporate social responsibility was all the buzz at this year's Motivation Show. There's been a 180-degree turn from the corporate greed of the 1990s to a business environment that values charity and stewardship...

Motivation Show week began with a Monday evening celebration for the CMI 25, the kickoff for this magazine's list of the 25 most influential meeting and incentive companies. Top brass from all 25 organizations, along with magazine readers, were on...

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At the Exhibition and Convention Executives Forum, held last spring in Washington, D.C., two trade show experts — Skip Cox, president and CEO of Exhibit Surveys, Red Bank, N.J., and Michael Hughes, associate publisher and director of research...

Can a show survive, let alone flourish, without the presence of key exhibitors? How do trade show organizers detect exhibitor unrest in advance? How can they avoid key exhibitor attrition...