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IDG World Expo's Greco... Quitting

Boston Globe Online reports that Charlie Greco is looking to quit from his current position:


    In an electronic mail bulletin to its subscribers, Tradeshow Week magazine reported that Charlie Greco is leaving Framingham-based IDG World Expo for another position in the event management industry, and that IDG has begun seeking a replacement.

Greco has been highly public about his plans to move the Summer MacWorld back to Boston. In October, there were reports that the move to Boston was a done deal...

Apple then announced that it would not be participating in a Boston MacWorld. Most recent indications are that Apple and IDG are still in negotiations about future MacWorlds. It is unclear if Greco's rumored resignation is related to these matters.

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