The Trade Show Manager team recently returned from CES 2018 (Consumer Electronics Show), where we had the pleasure of supporting a group of incredible startups in the NC Research Triangle Startup Pavilion.
CES is an amazing show. As one of the world’s largest technology shows, the statistics are mind-blowing:
I’ve been fortunate to experience CES from many sides, managing show operations as a CES staff member, scouting new technologies for client trade shows and most recently, helping startups from the NC Research Triangle showcase their incredible innovations at Eureka Park – the Startup Hall at CES.
Coca-Cola, Ford, General Motors, Google, Honda, Husqvarna, Intel, Kohler, Microsoft, Netflix, Samsung, and Toyota were only a few of the 450+ companies and individuals that visited our NC exhibitors – coming from more than 30 countries and nearly every state in the US and Canadian province – we can truly say that the world came to NC at CES.
Because CES is a horizontal show and isn’t focused on a single industry vertical, the show is incredibly diverse and dynamic, featuring companies and innovations for every possible consumer application. Combined with the international exhibitor base – our immediate neighbors at Eureka Park included pavilions from Singapore, Holland, France and Germany – it’s truly a global experience and a fantastic opportunity for startups seeking broad exposure for their innovations.
- 185,000 attendees
- 4,000 exhibitors
- 2.75 million square feet of exhibit space