The trade show industry has evolved. Have you?We recently followed Gene Faut around the office with a video camera. He sat still for a brief moment in our brand new design space and shared some insights on what has changed in the trade show industry over the past few years. 1. Tighter budgets demand that companies do more with less, yet still achieve real results. 2. Management teams have placed additional emphasis on effective measurement to prove return on event marketing investments. 3. Event teams are seeking and leveraging advanced integrated marketing approaches to ensure success in preshow efforts, in-booth experiences and post-show follow up. Event marketing is evolving in many ways. Has your approach changed? If so, in what ways? |
please take our surveyrecent press releases3D Exhibits Urges Exhibitors to “Evolve—In Unexpected Ways”Tag Line Unveiled at EXHIBITOR Reiterates Commitment On Behalf of Clients
April 8, 2011— Elk Grove Village, IL— The evolution commenced at 11:45 a.m. on Monday, March 28 at EXHIBITOR2011 when 3D Exhibits unveiled its new tag line “in unexpected ways.” A continuation of the company’s 2010 evolve theme—“in unexpected ways” communicates 3D Exhibits’ commitment to delivering innovative and unprecedented solutions that make its clients stronger, smarter and better positioned to succeed in the marketplace. 3D Exhibits Continues to Evolve at EXHIBITOR2011Tag Line to Be Unveiled at Booth Opening, Two Contests Demonstrate Technology Applications
March 22, 2011 — Elk Grove Village, IL — The evolution continues at EXHIBITOR2011. Visit exhibit and event design, fabrication and management agency, 3D Exhibits, to learn how 3D Exhibits can help you solve complex problems, involve your audience, and resolve challenges. And expect to be surprised… “Our program demonstrates that you don’t have to have a traditional exhibit or program to succeed,” says Nicole Genarella, v.p. of marketing, 3D Exhibits. |

