Kallman Worldwide, the renowned leader in organizing the U.S. Pavilion at Aerospace and Defense trade shows around the globe, has announced a groundbreaking partnership with New Jersey-based tech company Sourcehere. The collaboration aims to revolutionize the way trade shows are experienced by introducing a cutting-edge Digital Directory platform.

The Digital Directory, designed by Sourcehere, will be implemented at every major Aerospace and Defense trade show organized by Kallman Worldwide. This innovative platform promises to significantly enhance the event experience for both exhibitors and attendees.

Through this collaboration, Kallman Worldwide and Sourcehere seek to provide Kallman's clients with unparalleled exposure to potential buyers before, during, and after each trade show. The Digital Directory will put exhibitors directly in front of thousands of potential buyers, maximizing their visibility and engagement.

Commenting on the partnership, Tom Kallman, CEO of Kallman Worldwide, expressed his excitement, saying, "We are thrilled to partner with Sourcehere to bring this innovative Digital Directory platform to our trade shows. This partnership underscores our commitment to providing our clients with the best possible opportunities to showcase their products and services to a global audience."

The Digital Directory will offer a user-friendly interface, allowing exhibitors to showcase their offerings, connect with potential buyers, and schedule meetings seamlessly. Moreover, attendees will have access to a comprehensive database of exhibitors, making it easier for them to find and connect with businesses that match their interests.

"We are proud to collaborate with Kallman Worldwide to introduce this groundbreaking Digital Directory platform," said John Smith, CEO of Sourcehere. "Our platform will provide Kallman's clients with a powerful tool to expand their reach and maximize their impact at trade shows."

The launch of the Digital Directory marks a significant step forward for Kallman Worldwide and its clients, promising to revolutionize the way Aerospace and Defense trade shows are experienced. With this innovative platform, exhibitors can look forward to greater visibility, increased engagement, and enhanced networking opportunities at every Kallman-organized trade show.

Waldwick, NJ, and Paris, France / May 17, 2023 — At next month's International Paris Air Show, the highly anticipated exhibition of aerospace technology, engineering, and innovation will also highlight the industry's dire workforce shortages. To encourage and inspire future generations to pursue careers in aviation and aerospace, Kallman Worldwide Inc., organizer of the USA national presence at Le Bourget for the past 28 years, today announced plans to host the show's first-ever "Workforce Weekend," a STEM-focused classrooms-through-careers fair on-site during the show's public days.

The Paris Air Show, last held in 2019, will be open to trade visitors only for the first four days, then to students and public visitors from Friday 23 to Sunday 25 June. For the weekend, Kallman will transform the 6,000-plus sqm USA Partnership Pavilion in Hall 3 into “Spaceport USA,” a space-themed, interactive showcase of immersive activities, engineering innovations, and technology demonstrations to engage and educate visitors of all ages.

Highlights will include personal appearances on Saturday 25 June by Apollo 16 Lunar Module Pilot Brigadier General Charles ‘Charlie’ Duke, and Space Shuttle Commander Michael Bloomfield who will share his experiences from three space shuttle missions, including work on assembling the International Space Station. Read more at: https://kallman.com/astronauts-and-industry-will-launch-workforce-weekend-at-2023-paris-air-show/

A much-anticipated highlight of the 54th Paris Air Show this summer will be the return of Apollo 16 Lunar Module Pilot, Brigadier General Charlie Duke, USAF (Ret), as a goodwill ambassador of the USA Partnership Pavilion and the Astronaut Al Worden Endeavour Scholarship. Duke will be joined by former French Astronaut-Cosmonaut Général de Brigade Jean-Loup Chretien, Armée de l'Air (Ret); former NASA astronaut, Col. Michael J. Bloomfield, USAF (Ret); and Endeavour program founder, USA Partnership Pavilion organizer Tom Kallman, to announce the host country’s first scholarship recipients of a week-long, hands-on astronaut training experience at Space Camp in Huntsville, AL later this summer.

Kallman launched the Endeavour program during the 53rd edition of the show in 2019 with Duke and fellow astronauts Walt Cunningham (Apollo 7) and scholarship namesake Al Worden (Apollo 15) in recognition of Worden’s lifetime commitment to promoting science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education. Since then, with the support of global partners in government, industry, and academia, the program has navigated the pandemic to award scholarships to 32 students and 8 educators representing the United Arab Emirates, Chile, Singapore, and the United Kingdom.