Trade Show Executive

FEB 2013

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FA S TE S T 50 Continued from page 6 Methodology Te criteria for nominations were straightforward and simple. Events were judged on the percentage of growth in the individual metrics. Annual shows were included as were biennials and triennials and shows which take place twice a year. TSE required statistics to be verifed by a senior level executive of the show management company or association. Nominations came from not only show organizers but service contractors, registration frms and venue managers who noticed the bigger crowds and larger foorplans. No matter their overall size and target audience, the Fastest 50 shows have proven they have the combination of marketing strategies, operational expertise and sweat equity to No matter their overall size and target audience, the Fastest 50 shows have proven they have the combination of marketing strategies, operational expertise and sweat equity to become a household name in the sectors they serve and among their peers in the exhibition industry. become a household name in the sectors they serve and among their peers in the exhibition industry. Reach Darlene Gudea, president, at (760) 630-9111 or dgudea@ tradeshowexecutive.com; Diane Bjorklund, VP of events, at (630) 312-8915 or dbjorklund@tradeshowexecutive.com; or Carri Jensen at (541) 286-4014 or cjensen@tradeshowexecutive.com REGISTER for the event at www.tradeshowexecutive.com/Fastest50 " When you have 13,000 printers attending, you want a skyline worth framing." Chris Price, Vice President, Graphic Arts Show Company Why does Graph Expo keep coming back to Chicago? Ask any attendee, they'll be happy to paint you a picture.

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