RED BANK, NJ – March 6, 2013 - Exhibit Surveys, Inc., the leading
provider of research, measurement, and consulting services exclusively
for the exhibition and event industry announced today that it will begin
its year-long 50th birthday celebration in booth 1337 at EXHIBITOR2013.
All attendees are invited to booth 1337 throughout the show, and
especially at 1:30 pm on March 19 for a special party.
Founded in
1963 by Richard K. Swandby, Exhibit Surveys was the first to use data
to substantiate the value of exhibitions, including the development of
many now-standard benchmarks of audience quality and performance such as
Net Buying Influences, Potential Audience, Traffic Density, Exhibit
Efficiency, and Cost-Per-Visitor Reached.
“Technology has
transformed the industry, yet some things haven’t changed at all,”
commented Swandby, who retired in 2005. “It still comes down to
face-to-face communication with the right people, and that’s what has to
be accomplished in every exhibit. I’m very pleased with Exhibit
Surveys’ accomplishments over 50 years, and I heartedly congratulate
Skip and his team for skillfully continuing the mission of Exhibit
Surveys.”
“Much of Exhibit Surveys’ long-term success and
relevancy is attributed to the foundation Dick Swandby laid and the
remarkable team of professionals who have been part of our company
throughout the years,” comments Jonathan "Skip" Cox, CEO and president,
Exhibit Surveys Inc. “We will continue to lead the industry because of
the quality, skill and dedication of our staff.”
“Face-to-face
marketing has come a long way since Exhibit Surveys was founded fifty
years ago. But much of that change has been a direct result of the
company’s contributions to this industry. Today’s trade show marketers
are more informed, educated, and strategic because of the five decades
worth of work and data the company has produced,” said Travis Stanton,
editor, EXHIBITOR Magazine. “Congratulations and kudos, but also
gratitude and appreciation, are in order. Exhibit Surveys’ five decades
of data and dedication is a milestone that should be celebrated not
just by the company, but by our entire industry.”
In addition to booth activities, Exhibit Surveys’ executives will be teaching classes at the conference:
Skip Cox, CEO and president:
Advanced
Learning Session: Steps for Developing an Event Strategy that Matches
Your Company's Business Priorities - with Dax Callner, cofounder, Crux
LLC.
Authors Executive Series: ROI Measurement and Analysis Techniques - with Marty Smith, founder BuyerBehaviorMETRICS
Ian Sequeira, executive vice president:
Selecting the Right Shows: The Critical Decision
Using Surveys to Measure Your Performance in Trade Shows and Events
Joe Federbush, vice president, sales and marketing:
You Know What to Measure - But How Do You Actually Measure It?
Why Can't We Just Get Along? An Interactive Conversation about the Challenges of the Multi-Generational Workplace
About Exhibit Surveys, Inc.
Established
in 1963, Exhibit Surveys, Inc. specializes exclusively in conducting
research, measurement and strategic consulting for the exhibition and event marketing industry. The company has conducted primary research on
more than 5,000 exhibitions and events and over 10,000 individual
exhibits in all major segments of commerce on six continents. Its
clients represent all segments of the event industry, including
exhibition organizers, exhibitors, private event organizers, suppliers,
CVBs and convention facilities. For more information, follow Exhibit
Surveys on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and visit www.exhibitsurveys.com
or call 1.732.741.3170. To download a free white paper, “Beyond ROI and
ROO: Using Measurement to Enhance Decisions and Improve Exhibit
Results,” go to www.exhibitsurveys.com/whitepapers.
Exhibit
Surveys, Inc. and the Exhibit Surveys logo are trademarks and Be a
Knowbody is a registered trademark of Exhibit Surveys, Inc. in the
United States and other counties. All company and/or product names may
be trade names, trademarks and/or registered trademarks of the
respective owners with which they are associated.
Written By: Marilyn Kroner
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