The M&A Brief: Why buyers buy expos
July and the first week of August saw 15 event businesses sold, more than all the deals in the first half (January-June) of the year combined! We spoke with John […]
July and the first week of August saw 15 event businesses sold, more than all the deals in the first half (January-June) of the year combined! We spoke with John […]
A new quarterly retreat for female and non-binary event professionals has been launched to create space for rest, connection and sustainable success in fast-paced industry. As the events industry continues
Why one of London’s greenest venues sees seating as more than just a procurement decision When 15Hatfields decided it was time to replace over 500 of its conference chairs, the
Exhibition News spoke to creative and events agency OneTwo, and their long-standing client, JSaRC – the Joint Security and Resilience Centre, part of the UK Home Office – about how they
Oliver Kinross, the global events company behind international construction exhibitions including London Build, Sydney Build, New York Build and Chicago Build, has announced that its newest show, Melbourne Build, has
A new event focused on contemporary craft has been revealed by organisers Craft Scotland. HARVEST will run from 9 to 19 October 2025 at the City Art Centre in Edinburgh.
Following the success of beam’s recent Finance Forum, the association has launched the second edition of its podcast, focusing on fraud prevention, one of the forum’s most talked-about topics. The
TPV Technology, supplier of displays and parent company of PPDS, TP Vision, MMD Monitors and Displays, and AOC, has announced it has received the EcoVadis Platinum Medal. EcoVadis is a
The Scottish Event Campus (SEC) has introduced an updated stewarding and security service across its three flagship venues. Following a rigorous procurement process, the SEC has confirmed the continuation of
Margaret Reeves, managing director of RefTech responds to Julian Agostini’s blog, Feeding off events without giving back? I read the recent Exhibition News article, “Feeding off events without giving back,”