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— Bedrosians Tile and Stone has begun fully utilizing two major social media outlets, as Facebook and Twitter play a large role in reaching out to its customers.
Coverings 2012, set for April 17 to 20 in Orlando, FL, is putting social media at the forefront of this year's show with a 1,500-square-foot show floor addition.
To gear up for "Material Matters" -- Tile of Spain's exclusive New York event scheduled for October 20, 2011 -- the organization is building an online portfolio of everything there is to love about Spanish culture, design and architecture -- a SpainFolio.
Whenever I attend a major U.S. stone industry event, one of the first things I circle on my calendar is the “Fabricator Forum,” where industry members gather and present their issues to a panel of industry experts. These forums generally do not have a rigid agenda, and they sort of follow a “Town Hall” format, where people share their problems (and hopefully solutions) with their peers.
In general, the education program at stone trade shows such as Coverings will include a “Fabricator Forum,” where attendees discuss current issues with a panel of industry experts. Historically, these sessions have focused on practical concerns, such as fabrication methods and installation challenges.
