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Modex named one of TSNN’s fastest-growing trade shows

Trade Show News Network ranks Modex near the top 100 largest U.S. trade shows.


MODEX 2014 was recently named by Trade Show News Network (TSNN) as one of the top fastest-growing shows.

“The Top 50 fastest-growing show winners were chosen by their show’s growth rate between 2012-2014 in attendance and net square footage,” said TSNN president and Editor-in-Chief Rachel Wimberly.

MODEX was previously named to the 2014 Trade Show News Network’s (TSNN) U.S. Top 250 Trade Shows list. TSNN’s list represents the top 250 trade shows held last year in the U.S. ranked by net square footage. MODEX 2014 was ranked 102 among the top 250 trade shows.

“Being recognized on such a prestigious list is not only a great accomplishment, but a great reminder of the success of the MODEX brand. We’re thrilled to be included and look forward to an even more successful MODEX event in 2016,” said Tom Carbott, MHI senior vice president of exhibitions.

TSNN is an online resource and authority for the trade show, exhibition and event industry. The organization operates an event database that includes more than 19,500 trade shows, exhibitions, public events and conferences.

MODEX 2016 will be held April 4-7, 2016 at Atlanta’s Georgia World Congress Center. For more event information, visit MODEXShow.com.

MODEX is produced by MHI.


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