#Exhibitors data

[exhibitorsdata10]

Miami Marathon Exhibitor List 2024

The Miami Marathon 2024 features innovative sustainable initiatives in running. Participants can engage with key industry leaders and explore top exhibits through our exclusive Miami Marathon Exhibitor List 2024! 

[exhibitors27]

World Art Dubai Exhibitor List 2024

The World Art Dubai 2024 cements its standing as a dynamic platform that bridges the gap between artists and art enthusiasts, making art accessible to all. Engage with decor professionals with our World Art Dubai Exhibitor List 2024!

[exhibitorsdata1403]

Franchise Expo Paris Exhibitor List 2024

The Franchise Expo Paris 2024 it not only serves as a platform for domestic franchising success but also as a gateway for international franchises seeking to enter or expand within the French market. Connect with entrepreneurs using our Franchise Expo Paris Exhibitor List 2024!

[exhibitorsdata03]

Cannafest Exhibitor List 2024

Cannafest 2024 stands as the premier event for breakthroughs in cannabis cultivation, medical innovation, and regulatory development. Elevate your cannabis knowledge with our Cannafest Exhibitor List 2024!

[exhibitorsdata1]

Event Exhibitors Data – The Best Pathway to Leads!

Events provide an excellent platform for gathering leads. We can organically position them at the forefront of the sales funnel.

These leads are qualified and active, ready to be directly utilized for effective marketing campaigns, broad-reaching lists, and various sales tactics.

[exhibitorsdatacom]

Harness the Power of Events Data with Exhibitorsdata!

Unlock the gateway to unparalleled marketing success with Exhibitorsdata – your ultimate resource for harnessing the dynamic force of event data. Dive into a treasure trove of targeted event exhibitors' email lists, comprehensive conference data, attendees' email lists, intricate convention details, and invaluable expo/trade show insights. Elevate your marketing campaigns to unprecedented heights as you wield the power of precise data, ensuring triumph in every endeavor. With Exhibitorsdata, seize every opportunity, captivate your audience, and dominate your industry like never before. Step into a realm where success is not just a possibility, but an inevitable reality.

[mobiledatascrape]

Exhibitor Apps Scraping Services | Extract Event Organizers Data

Elevate your event strategy with our Exhibitor Apps Scraping Services. Extract event organizers data in the USA, UK, UAE, and Spain. Optimize your event success today!

know more: https://www.mobileappscraping.com/event-exhibitor-app-scraping-services.php

[happyhuntersblog]

Scrape Event Exhibitor App Data | Event Exhibitor Apps Scraping

Mobile App Scraping provides Event Exhibitor App Scraping Services, extracting data from apps like ShowGo Mobile, When I Work, Asana, Tripit, TripAdvisor, and more.

[nyupreservation]

Surveying Spain: Working with Spanish Civil War Posters at NYU Libraries

Hi, my name is Mia Lindenburg. I am a graduate student undergoing NYU’s Dual Degree program, where I will get an MA in literature and an MLIS. This semester, I have been working with NYU’s Barbara Goldsmith Preservation & Conservation Department, mentored by Lindsey Tyne (Conservation Librarian), Laura McCann (Director of Preservation), Weatherly Stephan (Head of Archival Collections Management), and Felix Esquivel (Collections Manager, Special Collections), to survey the Spanish Civil War Poster Collection (ALBA.GRAPHICS.001). This internship has helped me to prepare for a future career in special collections libraries, where I will be required to work with delicate material similar to what I see in this collection. I am very thankful for this opportunity and how it has allowed me to delve deeper into archival work with a hands-on approach.

In addition to working with the Preservation department, I have been lucky enough to work with the Archival Collections Management (ACM) and Special Collections departments, allowing me to see the different perspectives of handling a large and often complicated collection. This blog post will demonstrate the different ways in which these departments added to my learning experience and show some of the special facets of working with this collection in particular.

BUILDING THE DATABASE

Before I began surveying this collection, I had to create an infrastructure that would allow me to compile the data I would be collecting. I used the software AirTable to build this database. First, I had to move the data that had already been collected into my table. This came from Archives Space (AS), an archives information management software used by NYU Libraries. This had much of the preliminary data I would need to fact-check against in the survey, such as poster locations. After I had brought the AS data into the table, I created fields that would duplicate the AS fields but with the descriptor (survey) to show any differences. Additionally, I made new fields for things we might want to consider, such as condition and size. 

UNIQUE POSTER FORMATS

“I tu? Que fas per la victoria?”

ALBA-ES 46, copy 4 “i tu?” (Photo by: M. Lindenburg)

The first set of posters that I want to discuss is ALBA-ES 45 and 46, also known as the two sides of “I tu? Que fas per la victoria?” a Catalan poster depicting a bloody soldier advocating for his audience to participate in the war, to support the cause. This collection has many copies, encapsulated (meaning this poster is inside a protective mylar sleeve) and unencapsulated, of this poster. The copies pictured below interest me because they were particularly delicate. You can tell from the photos that they were split into pieces, making flipping the posters to inspect the back difficult. These will need a lot of conservation work, although they may not be an immediate priority since so many copies are in fine condition.

ALBA-ES 45, copy 4 “i tu?” (Photos by: M. Lindenburg)

“Allisteu-vos a les milicies antifeixistes”

The poster “Allisteu-vos a les milicies antifeixistes,” belongs to a series of posters collected at The Franklin Institute in Philadelphia as part of a circulating exhibit.

ALBA-ES 116, recto, “Allisteu-vos a les milicies antifeixistes” (Photo by: M. Lindenburg)

These interest me because of how they were mounted for the exhibition. Rather than encapsulating the posters or leaving them untouched, this exhibitor chose to attach muslin across the back and use cardboard and grommets to hang them.

ALBA-ES 116, verso, “Allisteu-vos a les milicies antifeixistes” (Photo by: M. Lindenburg)

Annual Xmas Eve Ball

Poster ALBA-US-15, uses a mounting technique commonly used with posters associated with the Veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade (VALB).

ALBA-US-15 (Photo by: M. Lindenburg)

It is mounted on a paperboard, which makes it somewhat heavy and unwieldy when grouped in folders. Take note of the headline of Zero Mostel, which shows the support the VALB received, even from celebrities.

THE INSCRIBED NAMES & WHO THEY WERE

Archie Brown is a signature I’ve encountered a lot in this collection.

ALBA-ES-8 (Photo by: M. Lindenburg)

Brown was born in 1911 in Sioux City, Iowa. He was brought into the world of labor activism at an early age. 1934, he was arrested at a Young Communist League (YCL) event in San Pedro. But he continued with his activism despite this. In 1937, Brown got tuned into the struggles in Spain, particularly after his brother was recruited to the International Brigade. In San Francisco, Brown was denied a passport because of his radical reputation. So, he went to New York City and stowed away on a ship to France, where he would travel to Spain. He joined the forces of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade and, even after the war, continued to fight as a soldier and an activist.

Archie Brown, 1982 (Photo by: R. Bermack). Image Source.

Harry Hakam is an interesting character, partially because of his frequent correspondence with other members of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade.

ALBA-ES-77 (Photo by: M. Lindenburg)

Hakam was born in Brooklyn in 1913. In February 1937, he sailed to France, arriving in Spain in March of the same year. He served primarily as a battalion runner, returning to the US in 1938. However, it’s his correspondence that makes him shine. His collection marker (Hakam) is found on many posters that share others’ names, meaning he likely sent these posters back and forth between fellow members.

Harry Hakam. Image Source.

We don’t have as much information on Al Erdberg, but we do know from the Harry Hakam Papers (ALBA.046) and the fact that Erdberg shows up in the Hakam posters that they had correspondence. Erdberg was likely part of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade or a state-side supporter. This would be an interesting figure to research further.

ALBA-ES-30 (Photo by: M. Lindenburg)

REHOUSING

A big problem I encountered when surveying these posters was with the housing rather than the posters themselves. Often, I encountered groups of ten or more posters in a folder, making the folder heavy and difficult to move. Further, if these posters are in mylar encapsulation, they become even heavier. To remedy this, the posters need to be rehoused into sturdier folders. I began some of this work with Laura McCann this semester, and the rehousing of the posters will continue through the summer. 

VELCRO STICKERS

Some of the posters I found had velcro stickers left on the mylar encapsulation. These are likely from previous exhibition techniques, where the posters were attached to a wall using velcro. However, this technique is now deemed problematic, so Lindsey Tyne and I used a process to remove these stickers. We used a hot iron to heat small metal spatulas, which we then used to melt the adhesive of the sticker and lift the velcro off. This is a delicate process, but we got into a rhythm and moved fairly quickly.

Mia removing velcro (Photo by: L. Tyne)

This collection has taught me many things. I have learned to be patient, think carefully, and always be on the lookout for new observations, among many other smaller skills. If I were asked to advise someone starting a similar project, I encourage them to take note of their natural rhythm so that they can figure out which order of surveying works best for them to maximize efficiency. I would also tell them not to be afraid of asking questions, even if it’s clarifying something they think you already know. This has been an incredible experience, and I feel so lucky to have been a part of this collection. Thank you for taking the time to read my post!

[farmingtoncanalfriends]

June 2024 News: Arts & Ideas Bike Rides; Events at the Learning Corridor; "Ride the State" June 22; Shoreline Greenway Trail Walk Part II

Dear Friend of the Farmington Canal Greenway,

We wanted to wish you a happy summertime and provide you with a few important updates:

* Arts & Ideas Festival Farmington Canal Bike Ride, Saturday, June 15, 9am-12pm

Join Elm City Cycling and the International Festival of Arts & Ideas for a bike ride on the Farmington Canal. The ride will be approximately 3 hours and will leave from the New Haven Green at 9am. Helmets and registration are required. Register here.

As part of Arts & Ideas, there will also be a Shoreline Greenway Trail bike ride on June 22 that may be of interest.

* "All Things Pollinators" Event at the Learning Corridor, Saturday, June 15, 10am - 1pm

Join our partner organization Community Placemaking & Engagement Network (CPEN) for a special "All Things Pollinators" celebration at the Urbanscapes Native Plant Nursery, located next to the Trail at the Newhallville Learning Corridor. In addition to the plant sale, there will be numerous exhibitors and workshops and lots of family-friendly activities at the nursery. Rain date is June 16.

* "Ride The State," Saturday, June 22, 2024 -- Only a Few Spaces Left!

This is a great opportunity to ride the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail all the way from New Haven to Massachusetts in a supported group ride setting. It is an amazing way to see the many sides of Connecticut including both historic cities and rural scenery. There will be a shuttle returning riders from Massachusetts to New Haven after the ride is complete. “Ride The State” is always a great experience and a unique way of seeing Connecticut! Register here. (We have some scholarships available for low-income riders -- please contact us if interested in this opportunity.)

* SAVE THE DATE: Preview the Shoreline Greenway Trail Extension into New Haven, Part II of II -- Sunday, August 18, 9:30am-12:30pm

On April 20 we completed Part 1 of our walking preview of the Shoreline Greenway Trail extension in New Haven, following up on the City of New Haven's release of new plans for the trail back in March. Read more about the walk in the New Haven Independent. Part I covered the area between Lighthouse Point and Fort Hale Park, and Part II will cover the section between Fort Hale and Long Wharf. Stay tuned for details on Part II in our next newsletter!

* CT Trail Census - Get Involved with this Awesome Data Project! We are really glad to be participating in the CT Trail Census again this year, as we have since 2017. Participating in this research project provides us really valuable data about trail usage in New Haven and across the state.

Last year our infrared counters showed that there were over 150,000 trips taken on the trail in New Haven, and the trendline continues to go up, up, up! We need help this year with collecting manual count forms that enable us to calibrate our infrared sensors. Please contact us if you are interested in helping out with this fascinating and useful project – we really need help completing some manual counts to make sure our infrared counter is calibrated correctly!

_________________________________________

As always, thank you for your ongoing support. 

New Haven Friends of the Farmington Canal Greenway www.newhavencanalfriends.orgfacebook.com/NewHavenCanalFriends

[exhibitorsdata10]

PLMA Exhibitor List 2024

PLMA’s 2024 Annual Private Label Trade Show is an essential gathering for professionals in the retail, wholesale, and private label industries. Meet with top suppliers through our PLMA Exhibitor List 2024!

[exhibitors27]

CLNB Exhibitor List 2024

CLNB 2024 stands out as the foremost gathering for groundbreaking advancements and pioneering solutions in new energy technology. Interact with key industry leaders and acquire crucial insights via our CLNB Exhibitor List 2024!

[exhibitorsdata1403]

WEST Exhibitor List 2024

The WEST 2024 serves as a crucial convergence point for military and industry leaders to collaborate and deliberate on the future of sea services and national defense. Connect with senior leaders from the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps with our WEST Exhibitor List 2024!

[exhibitorsdata03]

Gamescom Exhibitor List 2024

Gamescom 2024 stands as a key convergence for aficionados and experts in the digital gaming and interactive entertainment sectors. Delve into the latest innovations with our Gamescom Exhibitor List 2024!

[ebookporn]

Why comics and graphic novels like ‘Maus’ are effective teaching tools

by Ian Thomsen

“I started making comics as a way to try to help my students grasp the difficult concepts,” Landherr said at the Boston Kids Comics Fest, which drew about 1,000 visitors Saturday to Northeastern’s Curry Student Center. He was selling copies of his comic series, “PhD Unknown,” at an exhibitor’s table promoting his engineering education research group, Science The World, which is home to dozens of comics covering data analysis, gene therapy, refrigeration cycles, momentum transfer and other complex topics.  “I’ve seen exam grades go from 62 to 80,” Landherr says of the effectiveness of the comics as a university teaching tool. “Over the course of a couple of semesters I’ve had students make their own comics as an assignment in the class, even though it’s an engineering class.”

READ MORE

[dangalante]

Trends in AI & Generative AI: Insights from The 2023 AI Summit New York 

Last week, I covered the AI Summit in New York. I was excited to learn about the trends in AI and generative AI and to see some commercial applications of these new technological advancements. 

Patrick Murphy of UAB led the AI Exhibitor hub. Patrick shared insights from his research on Entrepreneurship. He shared how start-ups use AI, and Generative AI to scale up and bring products to market. 

Generative AI is being used in the following eight ways:

Content and Asset Generative

Automated Processes

Ideation

Financial Management

Project Design

Optimized Structures

Acceleration and incubation

Ethics and Risk Management. 

There was a pitching completion where start-ups did pitches in multiple rounds. At the beginning of the competition, they received advice from judges on best practices. 

One of the start-ups that was of interest was Botwise. Jan Nowak shared how his team shared a use case on how they leveraged Language Learning models (LLM)using statistics and GPT solutions for rapid automation in customer service for Mylead.global is a platform that allows influencers to earn money. As a result, MyLead.global was able to screen influencers faster and better for their big brand clients.

AI-Powered Use Cases from across the board panel discussion

Leaders Saira Kazmi Ph. D. (CVS Health), Matthew Blakemore (Creative Industries Council) Taha Mokfi (HelloFresh), Kriti Kohli (Shopify), and Kris Perez (Data Force) share how they use chatbots, improving both the buyer and seller experience using AI. How AI can be used in video games to identify levels of violence and how AI can improve in healthcare and Radiology reducing the amount of time images are read while improving accuracy and detail. 

Another interesting Panel was by Tim Delesio CTO of techolution

Tim asked What’s driving the explosive rise of AI all of a Sudden?

The answer is the economics of the labor market.

On the demand side, he cited labor shortages and persistent high inflation. 

On the supply side, he cites the rise of ChatGPT and, major scientific and Technological breakthroughs in the past five to seven years. 

He shared trends in AI for 2024 that include:

Physical Labor with AI to help deliver small batch sizes with high-precision quality control

Improved customer engagement by providing a new generation of customer service agents using Generative AI 

Tim demonstrated some of these trends when he ordered a soda using an AI-powered robotic arm. 

The booth had another machine showing how AI can enhance inventory management when items are ordered. 

I was amazed to see some AI Tech that techolution brought to the marketplace.

On that note, I saw an AI-powered Kiosk by Graphen where a man ordered his food and paid. This company is using AI to revolutionize all industries.

Man orders food AI Kiosk

Man pays for food at AI Kiosk

There were so many great talks and exhibits. 

Additional pictures can be found on Instagram. 

I want to thank the AI Summit for having me as their guest. If you want to use AI and Generative to improve business outcomes, sign up for the AI summit in your city.

What do you think is next for AI and Generative AI?

Comment and share below.

Additional pictures can be found on Instagram.