IHFMA board may grow

Article Abstract:

International Home Furnishings Market Authority (IHFMA) is planning to add two more people to its board of directors. The new board is working on different issues regarding future trades shows, like introducing centralized registration systems, to make these trade shows more successful.

United States, Marketing procedures, Personnel administration, Misc. Fabricated Textile Products, Human resource management, Technology application, Home furnishings industry, Company personnel management, Trade shows

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F/T bedding conference set for March 29-31

Article Abstract:

Furniture/Today and Home Furnishings International Association together are planning to organize furniture industry bedding conference in Las Vegas, during March 29-31 of 2006. The details of conference agenda are presented.

Newspapers, Alliances, partnerships, Nevada, Newspaper publishing, Las Vegas, Nevada, Alliances and partnerships, Home Furnishings International Association

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IFSA members attend Brazilian Fenavem show courtesy of Promovel/Ambimovel

Article Abstract:

A discussion of the Brazilian furniture industry is provided.

Brazil, Industry Overview, Furniture industry, Professional associations, Sao Paulo, Brazil (City), Advertisement

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