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January 07th, 2011

Sprechen Sie Trade Show?

A guide to confusing trade show jargon
by Candy Adams – EXHIBITOR
For most new event and exhibit professionals, the industy lingo goes from confusing to downright baffling. And guess what? Even if you’ve been on the trade show floor for years, new terms can have you scratching your head, too. Here’s a quick guide to help you with some of the most confusing trade show jargon.
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May 31st, 2010

How to Review Your Communication Capabilities

Five of the worst communication offenses and how to avoid them
by Geri Rhoades – Internal Comms Hub
Most of us think of ourselves as great communicators. Why not? We’ve been talking since we were toddlers. But communication is more than just words. It’s what you say, how you say it and how you relate to the people with whom you’re speaking. What are the areas you should concentrate on to become a better communicator?
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May 26th, 2010

Beat Business Jargon

A veteran bullfighter’s tips
by Heidi LaFleche – monster.com
Business jargon and buzz words. They sound cool. They sound now. And everyone jumps on the bandwagon to use them. The problem is all this “new-speak” can be confusing and misleading, and that can spell disaster for business relationships. But how do you break the cycle of language abuse?
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Tag: "language"

Sprechen Sie Trade Show?

How to Review Your Communication Capabilities

Beat Business Jargon

The High Potential Trade Show Marketer

Metrics & More

City Spotlight

Green Tip

Complimentary White Paper

Publications

Associations