Trade Shows
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B-to-C Events
Detroit Auto Show: Three Event Technology Highlights
Just as the cars on display at the North American International Auto Show have become more high-tech, with alternative fuel and safety features and futuristic mobility concepts, the exhibits themselves incorporated technology that engaged and educated auto show attendees as well. The NAIAS launched on Jan. 12 with a press preview at the Cobo Center […]
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B-to-B Events
Step Inside Lowe’s CES Iris Smart Home Exhibit
Lowe’s home improvement store made a dramatic statement in the smart home category at the International Consumer Electronics Show. Promoting its Iris home management tech solution, the brand built a two-story, 2,000-square-foot house exhibit on the show floor. Complete with six rooms, a private second-floor meeting space and a merchandise wing, the exhibit accommodated 30 […]
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B-to-B Events
Mophie’s CES Exhibit Strategy Holds A Secret
On the outside it looked like a giant black box, but Mophie’s International CES exhibit strategy centered on one big secret: a 1920s-themed speakeasy. It was located inside the 40-foot by 70-foot booth and featured a full bar, bartender (wearing suspenders and a bow tie), plush lounge chairs and tables—an oasis for the mobile battery […]
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Photo Gallery
Say The Password: Mophie’s Speakeasy at CES
On the outside it looked like a giant black box, but Mophie’s International CES exhibit strategy centered on one big secret: a 1920s-themed speakeasy. It was located inside the 40-foot by 70-foot booth and featured a full bar, bartender (wearing suspenders and a bow tie), plush lounge chairs and tables—an oasis for the mobile battery […]
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B-to-B Events
How Foundry Cigars Lit Up The Trade Show Floor
Repurposing trade show exhibit elements year to year by popular definition means salvaging existing building materials and rebranding them to reflect a new theme. At the International Premium Cigar & Pipe Retailers trade show in Las Vegas in July, cigar brand Foundry took repurposing to a whole new level—by blowing up its prior year’s exhibit. […]




