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Atlantic City · Atlantic CityBy Patrick McCormick, CEM | National Account Manager | Visit Atlantic City Earning the Certified in Exhibition Management® (CEM) designation has been a defining achievement in my professional journey, especially in my role as National Account Director for Visit Atlantic City and the Atlantic City Convention Center. This credential not only deepened my expertise in the exhibitions and events industry, but it also strengthened my ability to strat…Read Article
Patrick McCormick Uses His CEM Knowledge to Transform Client Relationships
United States · United StatesThe IAEE Women’s Leadership Forum is designed to address the unique challenges women face in the exhibitions and events industry. Tailored for women at every career stage and position level, this comprehensive program provides essential knowledge, strategies and resources to help attendees excel in their current roles while inspiring them to reach new heights. Beyond professional advancement, key insights emphasize the critical balance between c…Read Article
ICYMI: Lessons from the IAEE Women’s Leadership Forum
United States · United StatesEditorial Note: Originally published in the June 2025 issue of Trade Show Executive magazine. The U.S. workforce is experiencing big changes as the so-called “Peak 65” phenomenon presents both profound challenges and unprecedented opportunities. With approximately 11,000 Americans turning 65 daily in 2025, we are witnessing a generational transition that demands strategic and proactive thinking. For decades, institutional knowledge has been one …Read Article
