We've really tried to keep the subject on the agenda. We want people to know it's still out there. Details about the program are not being released pending Board approval. Another issue on the EACs' hot list is work areas. Some shows set up clearly defined work areas for EACs, where they can keep tools and from which they can call their labor.
Some shows offer a more informal arrangement.
Other shows expect or assume that EACs will set up shop in one of the exhibitors' booths. Otherwise, there don't seem to be any significant on-site issues. There are three or four major EACs who do a lot of jobs at our show. We put them on our mailing list so that they receive our monthly exhibitor updates and show news. If there is a problem on site, it's typically because the person at the EAC's main office didn't pass along all the rules and regulations to the person doing the actual work.