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I-Connect007 to Launch Weekly Show & Tell Newsletter Series Featuring APEX EXPO Highlights
March 12, 2026 | I-Connect007Estimated reading time: 1 minute
Building on our tradition of delivering comprehensive coverage of APEX EXPO 2026, I-Connect007 will present a five-episode Show & Tell Newsletter series, arriving in subscribers’ inboxes each Friday, March 27 to April 24.
The special series will highlight key moments from the Global Electronics Association’s annual trade show, offering readers an inside look at the people, companies, and ideas shaping the electronics manufacturing industry.
Each issue will feature exclusive interviews with special guests, Real Time with… APEX EXPO 2026 video interviews with our premium-level showcase sponsors and other industry leaders, profiles of companies exhibiting at the show, and coverage of the award winners. Try to find yourself in our weekly photo galleries too!
Subscribers don’t need to take any action. The Show & Tell Newsletter will automatically appear in your inbox each Friday.
Whether you attended the show or couldn’t make it, you’ll enjoy this unique opportunity to experience the insights, connections, and innovation that emerge when the electronics industry gathers to learn, share, network, and do business.
Interested in reaching thousands of electronics industry subscribers through this special series? Exclusive and limited sponsorship opportunities are now available. Contact Barb Hockaday to learn more.
To stay up to date on electronics industry news, visit iconnect007.com. For APEX EXPO-related content, including all video interviews, visit realtimewith.com beginning March 17.
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