The Bellagio in Las Vegas Appoints VP of Sales
Meg Fasy has been appointed vice-president of sales at the Bellagio hotel in Las Vegas. “I have known Meg for many years and the skills…
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Meg Fasy has been appointed vice-president of sales at the Bellagio hotel in Las Vegas. “I have known Meg for many years and the skills…
Continue ReadingThe organizing committee for the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea, has elected Yang-ho Cho as president…
Continue ReadingRepresentatives from four cities bidding to be the U.S. candidate to host the 2024 Olympic Summer Games have met with leaders…
Continue ReadingJust in time for its 100th anniversary, Destination Marketing Association International has created the Hall of Fame Award to recognize…
Continue ReadingA new arena for the NHL’s Detroit Red Wings has been slated to open in summer 2017. The Olympia Development of Michigan has announced…
Continue ReadingMichael Van Parys has announced that he will retire as president of the Connecticut Convention & Sports Bureau in Hartford, Connecticut. “Michael has…
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Steven Hacker, CAE, CEM, FASAE, formerly the longtime president of the International Association of Exhibitions and Events, has been named…
Continue ReadingThe International Softball Federation has appointed Ron Radigonda as executive director. Radigonda has a long history with the sport…
Continue ReadingArena Grand Prix at Mesa
Michael Phelps’ unexpected return to competition at the April stop of the USA Swimming Arena Grand Prix in Mesa, Arizona, guaranteed plenty of excitement and helped the event grow considerably in only its second year. “We had great crowds at the first Arena Grand Prix at Mesa in 2013 and we fully expected the event to sell out each session this year as well,” said Dean Ekeren…
Wrestling Grapples With Its Future By Greg Mellen There is no doubt that wrestling has been taken to the mat in recent years. But, symbolic of its warrior roots, it keeps scrambling to its feet to fight on. In 2013, the International Olympic Committee delivered a body slam to wrestling when it was shockingly dropped […]
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