Category Archives: Announcements

If you haven’t registered yet for the NVNR Social Media Retreat, there is still time! Registration remains open through the weekend. Registered attendees will receive their unique login links beginning Friday, March 19th. REGISTER HERE Two important steps to do in preparation for next week’s event: Create a Canva account if you don’t already have one.Continue reading “Social Media Retreat Program Details”

Five days of online events, an average of 10-15 events each day…there are going to be times when New Voices New Rooms will feel less like a gathering and more like a marathon. Here are some tips for making the most out of a virtual event for yourself and your bookstore without exhausting yourself inContinue reading “Tips for making the most of a virtual conference”

We had a great crowd for both our bookseller and exhibitor orientation sessions on Thursday. Over 60 booksellers and 80 exhibitors were logged on to get a tour of New Voices New Rooms. For anyone who was unable to attend their session, both orientations are available now to watch on Youtube. The Booksellers Orientation: TheContinue reading “NVNR Orientation Sessions Now Available”

At this point we are all pretty used to virtual events, but a virtual show is a whole other animal! NVNR staff will be available on August 27 for two orientation sessions – one for booksellers, and one for exhibitors & sponsors: Booksellers: Learn how to navigate the program schedule, make appointments with exhibitors, downloadContinue reading “NVNR Orientation Sessions: August 27”

Welcome to New Voices New Rooms: a virtual bookselling show produced by SIBA and NAIBA. This guide will give you a tour of the show and its different elements. The SIBA/NAIBA team has worked hard to create a rewarding and useful experience for its attendees, exhibitors, and sponsors, and we hope you will come awayContinue reading “Let us show you around…”

On the art of creating a virtual booksellers trade show 2020 has been a challenging year, to say the least. But if there is a silver lining to be found it is perhaps that so many bookstores have risen to that challenge, finding new and creative ways to stay in business and serve their communities.Continue reading “The Directors’ Dialogue”