Heart of the Industry: Remembering Debbie Meyers
City: Julie Daneloff and Ken Christopherson. Contributors: Ruth Moit, Steve Kemble, Andrea Michaels, Colleen Zane Dudin "I'm at peace with my life," she closed her eyes and left. As always, legendary entertainment mogul Debbie Meyers CSEP, CTEP passed away earlier this year, taking her final bow with grace and honor. Here she made a profound impact on the global events industry. Her vastness is boundless, as is her heart, so in the season of giving, we can't think of anyone better to highlight, because Debbie Meyers Reflecting the spirit of generosity throughout the year. Those who knew and loved her have countless stories to share. We've compiled a few here so you too can get a glimpse of the woman behind the scenes. She was able to "work miracles" not only in her own career, but in the lives of everyone she met. Debbie is a consummate volunteer, always generous with her time and expertise to the industry, her colleagues…
28 years later: Remembering
Today marks the 28th anniversary of the plane carrying Secretary of Commerce Ronald Brown and 34 others crashed while en route to a trade mission in Dubrovnik, Croatia, killing all aboard. ITA is committed to the goal of revitalizing American businesses and our international partners as they work to create business opportunities for the United States and newly independent Croatia. We pledge to remember the victims, 11 of whom were Department of Commerce officials, including five of our own from ITA. This is an important day for the international trade community to reflect and remember the colleagues we have lost and honour the legacy they left behind. At ITA, we do this by continuing the work of our global trade missions and working to revitalise the Balkans despite the difficulties. We also honour our team members whose contributions we have made by naming the ITA Memorial Award after them. Please join us today in honoring these men and their families.…
28 years later: Remembering
Today marks the 28th anniversary of the plane carrying Secretary of Commerce Ronald Brown and 34 others crashed while en route to a trade mission in Dubrovnik, Croatia, killing all aboard. ITA is committed to the goal of revitalizing American businesses and our international partners as they work to create business opportunities for the United States and newly independent Croatia. We pledge to remember the victims, 11 of whom were Commerce Department officials, including five of our own from ITA. This is an important day for the international trade community to reflect and remember the colleagues we have lost and honour the legacy they left behind. At ITA, we do this by continuing the work of our global trade missions and working to revitalise the Balkans despite the difficulties. We also honour our team members whose contributions we have made by naming the ITA Memorial Award after them. Please join us today in honoring these men and their families. Marissa…
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Türkiye Istanbul Solar Photovoltaic Exhibition 2025 Exhibition Guide (Time & Venue + Ticket Booking)
