Trade Show Executive Magazine Profile - Julia Smith

June 14, 2017

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GES' Sr. Vice President of National Sales, Julia Smith, is profiled in this month’s Trade Show Executive magazine Power Lunch.

In the six-page cover article, Julia shares how she got into the live events business, her career and clients, GES’ ever-expanding service offerings, trends, highlights of her year as IAEE Chairperson, her current role as President of ESCA and her passion for volunteering and mentoring.

Read the full article.

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