Award
Overview
All-Star Awards honor trade show exhibit managers who have developed innovative
solutions that have improved their companies’ programs dramatically.
The annual awards are presented to industry leaders who have faced a specific
problem or challenge, implemented an innovative solution, and achieved measurable,
numeric results. |
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Eligibility
Corporate trade show exhibit managers are eligible. Previous All-Star Award winners are also eligible if their
nominated project has never received an EXHIBITOR Award.
Self and peer nominations are accepted. Suppliers
are encouraged to submit entries on behalf of their clients. (Supplier-side
employees, such as exhibit house account executives and trade show management-firm
employees, are ineligible.) |
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What’s in it for you?
Winners are featured in EXHIBITOR magazine's February issue, read by thousands
of marketing professionals in the trade show, corporate event, and meetings
industries. |
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Deadline
Sept. 12, 2008 |
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Fee
There is no fee to enter. |
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Entry Form
Download the 2008 All-Star Awards Entry Form (coming soon!) |
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Judges
Members of EXHIBITOR’s Editorial Advisory Board, CTSM graduates, and past winners will judge the competition. More details about the judges here. |
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| Click on each judge to see a full biography. |
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Janice Breuer, CTSM, trade show specialist, FFF Enterprises, Temecula, CA |
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Karen Carey, CTSM, freelance event planner, Franklin, PA |
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Cathie Hastings, CTSM, manager of exhibits, displays, and events, 3M Canada, London, Ontario, Canada |
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Bob Milam, trade show manager, Kerry Americas, Beloit, WI |
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Kerry Talbot, director of trade show and event marketing, Monster.com, Maynard, MA |
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Judy Volker, principal, Volker Integrated Marketing LLC, Grand Rapids, MI
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Example
A sample synopsis from a previous All-Star Award winner can be found here. |
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Contact
Linda Armstrong
EXHIBITOR Magazine
972-317-1005
larmstrong@exhibitormagazine.com |
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