Vice President of Event Services
Jenny Bogue joined NTP Events in June 1999 and currently serves as the Vice President of Event Services. In this role, she leads NTP’s customer relations and event service strategies, overseeing all aspects of client service delivery, process development, and operational excellence. With more than two decades of experience at NTP, Jenny has been instrumental in shaping the company’s reputation for exceptional service and a culture of continuous improvement.
Before joining NTP, Jenny worked for a Tradeshow 200 event, where she developed and managed an in-house housing department, coordinated public relations and advertising initiatives, and oversaw on-site press rooms and reservation desks. Over the years, she has also managed registration operations, led show operations teams, and served as Show Director for several events—ensuring each one meets its objectives while providing an outstanding experience for clients, exhibitors, and attendees.
Jenny holds a B.S. in Public Relations from the University of Florida and is an active member of the International Association of Exhibitions and Events (IAEE). She enjoys living near her family in Florida and takes full advantage of the coastal “salt life.”
Fun Facts
What cheers you up?
Playing the piano – but not just any piano. I inherited my family’s player piano and can spend hours peddling away, churning out song after song while singing at the top of my voice. It never fails to lift my spirits.
What nicknames do you have/have you had?
JennyBogue—when I was in high school, my last name became attached to my first name in a way that basically turned them into one word. I am of “The Age of Jennifers” and my friends in college and the three Jennifers I lived with after college all went by their last names, except me. JennyBogue. No matter what happens in the future, I will always be JennyBogue!
What’s the coolest fireworks display you’ve ever seen?
When took my son for his first visit to the Magic Kingdom at Disney World, the fireworks at the end of the night were amazing. The music and lights swept us away and made us forget we were standing in the rain to watch. It was a wonderful way to end a very special day with my son and a moment I will always remember.
What was your very first car?
Metallic blue Mazda 323 with power nothing. I loved it because it was mine, but I certainly don’t miss cranking down those windows or the lack of power steering!