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The Invisible Industry: History of trade shows in the USA

By Larry Kulchawik, Bob McGlincy
Narrated by: Chase Crandell
Unabridged — 6 hours, 7 minutes
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By Larry Kulchawik, Bob McGlincy
Narrated by: Chase Crandell
Unabridged — 6 hours, 7 minutes
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The Invisible Industry is the history of how trade shows started in the USA.
Beginning with World Fairs, the concept of trade shows evolved worldwide.
Trade shows unfolded in the USA in 1900 and evolved to represent a $1.6 trillion industry.
Since most trade show are private events, they do not advertise publicly-thus The Invisible Industry.
Starting with the inventors and inventions introduced at World Fairs, trade shows evolved for
every specific industry. Face to face marketing has grown to b...