by Kerstan Szczepanski Fae Desmond, Comic-Con International’s Executive Director, has announced her retirement. Comic-Con International is the non-profit that runs the legendary San Diego
by Adam B. Vary, Variety For two years, the biggest annual fan convention in North America was forced to cancel the five-day gathering due to
The Impact of No Conventions on California’s Economy Is California dreaming? Tradeshow workers in the state may be dreaming of a time when they were
Exhibit City News welcomes a new weekly online column, The Tradeshow Times by Willwork’s Bob McGlincy, who promises to alternate between tradeshows today, tomorrow and
by Bob McGlincy, director, business management at Willwork Global Event Services Since the start of the pandemic, a record number of 2020 tradeshows postponed or
by Amadeus Finlay With shows such ADS International, Comic-Con and CEDIA Expo making their homes in Southern California, San Diego is steadily reinforcing its position
The city of Seoul will welcome its first Comic Con event in August 2017 thanks to ReedPOP, an international division of Reed Exhibitions that concentrates
In what has been a tumultuous road towards gaining a major expansion to its convention center, San Diego was given a glimmer of hope for
