Maura Keller

1 month ago | themeetingmagazines.com | Maura Keller

As attendees become more selective about the events, conferences, conventions and meetings they attend, making corporate gatherings as enticing as possible is a must. And for many attendees, meetings and events that boast a family-friendly component can be the deciding factor. The good news is that many venues present a variety of amenities that provide attendees with the opportunity to both get their work done and also enjoy some play time with their families.

1 month ago | themeetingmagazines.com | Maura Keller

Both North and South Carolina are idyllic and memorable destinations that cater to business gatherings while also offering attendees the opportunity to get away from it all. Whether it’s exploring the Outer Banks of the North Carolina coast, feasting on unique Southern cuisine in Asheville or taking in the quaint surroundings of Hilton Head, the Carolinas offer a range of experiences that have made it the ideal destination for corporate and incentive meetings and events.

1 month ago | fesmag.com | Maura Keller

When Byron Ellingson created Bargreen Ellingson back in 1960, he sauntered into the foodservice equipment industry on little more than a wing and a prayer. What began in a 6,000-square-foot facility with a mere 5 employees in Tacoma, Wash., has blossomed into an enterprise teeming with more than 740 employees in 26 locations spanning the Western U.S. and Canada, serving more than 28,000 unique customers.

1 month ago | facilitiesnet.com | Maura Keller

Kentucky’s Blue Grass Airport integrates EV charging stations into its rental car operations. Visit any large shopping center, big box retailer, or glance around the parking lot at many institutional and commercial buildings, and visitors would be hard-pressed not to find electrical vehicle (EV) charging stations.

1 month ago | livability.com | Maura Keller

By Maura Keller on April 30, 2025 Wissel Farms has been in operation since 1911, being passed from generation to generation. Agriculture businesses are the backbone of Nampa, Idaho. They've been a part of the area's identity since the beginning. The rich soil, supportive community and deep agricultural history make this region the perfect place for farms to grow and thrive.