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TSE’s Trade Show Locator Zoom In, Zoom Out Trade Show Executive’s ZOOM Trade Show Locator Gives You Key Data on the Most Important Shows Carlsbad, CA and Chicago, IL - On April 1, Trade Show Executive’s ZOOM Trade Show Locator went live at www.tradeshowexecutive.com, providing both a wide angle and closeup view of 2,300 of North America’s leading trade shows. Starting with this issue of Trade Show Executive magazine, ZOOM provides you a print version, featuring a subset of the entire database, specifically, the 140 major North American trade shows scheduled in July. The shows are arranged by industry sector to make your search easier. Each listing includes the name of the show, show management, web address, show manager, phone number, email address, venue and projected size. “Acquisitions, strategic partnerships and co-locations are rapidly changing the face of the exposition industry,” said Darlene Gudea, VP/publisher & editor of Trade Show Executive. “ZOOM will enable senior executives to tap into the latest information on the most important shows in North America. Whether you want a quick reminder of shows on the horizon or are seeking to narrow your search for potential partnerships, ZOOM will provide rich data online in real time, as well as in print each month.” The database is a strategic partnership between Trade Show Executive magazine and B2B Communications. The online version of ZOOM is updated hourly and searchable by numerous fields, giving show organizers the most accurate tool that exists in the trade show industry. Each succeeding issue of TSE will list the shows coming up two months hence. The shows will be grouped by industry sector in the print edition. The online version provides the full database of 2,300 shows with more listing information, and is searchable by numerous fields. Vince Battaglia, B2B Communications president, said, “The partnership between TSE and B2B enables both organizations to combine resources to provide the most accurate and up-to-date database on expositions.” At the present time, the focus is on building a quality database with a select number of shows which will enable TSE and B2B to branch out into research projects as well. “The ZOOM database has been under development for four years and presently includes 2,300 shows. We expect to reach 3,000 by year end,” said Battaglia. Reach Darlene Gudea at (760) 929-9666 or dgudea@tradeshowexecutive. com or Vince Battaglia at (702) 839-8181 or vince@thetradeshowcalendar.com Step Right Up. The WSA Show is one of the largest shows coming up in July. For details, go to p. 44. 42 May 2008 Trade Show Executive www.TradeShowExecutive.com
TM Gold 100 Gala & Summit Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel, CA September 17-19 www.TradeShowExecutive.com TSE’s Trade Show Locator Show Name/Management/Web Address Show Manager Dates Venue/City/State Projected Size Advertising & Marketing The ASI Show! ASI www.asishow.com Mary Upton VP Trade Show Operations 800-546-3300 07/22/2008 07/24/2008 McCormick Place Chicago, IL 117,000 nsf 825 Exhibitors 5,000 Attendees Aerospace & Aviation Joint Propulsion Conference American Institute of Aeronautics & Astronautics www.aiaa.org Dennis Sharland Exhibit Operations Manager 703-264-7500 07/20/2008 07/23/2008 Connecticut Convention Center Hartford, CT 14,500 nsf 60 Exhibitors 1,500 Attendees Airventure EAA Fly-In Experimental Aircraft Association www.airventure.org Rebecca Blake Show Manager 920-426-4800 07/28/2008 08/03/2008 EAA Aviation Center Oshkosh, WI 1,000,000 nsf 800 Exhibitors 500,000 Attendees Airborne Law Enforcement Association Annual Conf. Airborne Law Enforcement Association www.alea.org Nicole Gentile Operations Manager 301-631-2406 07/16/2008 07/19/2008 George R. Brown CC Houston, TX 165 Exhibitors 1,200 Attendees Agriculture & Farming Ag Expo at Michigan State University Ag Expo www.agexpo.msu.edu Kirk Heinze 517-432-8655 07/15/2008 07/17/2008 Michigan State University Lansing, MI Projections Not Supplied American Agricultural Economics Association American Agricultural Economics Association www.aaea.org/2008am/ Ande Rowe Meetings Manager 414-918-3190 07/27/2008 07/29/2008 Caribe Royale Orlando, FL 2,000 nsf 20 Exhibitors 1,500 Attendees American Society of Agricultural & Biological Engineers American Society of Agricultural & Biological Engineers www.asabe.org Michael Chesser Director of Meetings & Conferences 269-429-0300 x327 06/29/2008 07/02/2008 Rhode Island Convention Center Providence, RI 13,300 nsf 30 Exhibitors 1,800 Attendees International Society of Arboriculture International Society of Arboriculture www.isa-arbor.com Nancy Johnson Mrg of Tradeshows 217-531-2868 07/26/2008 07/30/2008 America’s Center St. Louis, MO 34,000 nsf 125 Exhibitors 2,100 Attendees Amusement, Entertainment, Gaming International Association of JoAnn Ramsey Assembly Managers Exhibits Manager International Association of Assembly 972-906-7441 Managers www.iaam.org 07/26/2008 07/28/2008 Anaheim CC Anaheim, CA 221,000 nsf 300 Exhibitors 2,000 Attendees Apparel & Beauty Texworld USA - Summer Messe Frankfurt, Inc. www.TexworldUSA.com Stephanie Everett Show Manager 770-984-8016 07/14/2008 07/16/2008 Javits Center New York, NY 25,000 nsf 225 Exhibitors 2,500 Attendees Cosmoprof North America Professional Beauty Association www.cosmoprofnorthamerica.com Eric Horn Sr. Director of Events 480-281-0424 07/13/2008 07/15/2008 Mandalay Bay CC Las Vegas, NV 161,000 nsf 650 Exhibitors 25,000 Attendees Project New York Summer Project Global Trade Shows www.projectshow.com Sharifa Cudjoe 212-951-6787 07/21/2008 07/23/2008 Javits Center New York, NY Projections Not Supplied © 2008, Trade Show Executive magazine, Carlsbad, CA (760) 929-9604. Continued on page 44 www.TradeShowExecutive.com Trade Show Executive May 2008 43
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