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Competent logistics are the new meeting minimum

Conferences that Work

The deficiencies of meeting planning textbooks and education. In my opinion, meeting planner education is deficient. Planners could be educated so they can help their clients with meeting design. The traditional bread and butter of a meeting planner’s job. Today, competent logistics are the new meeting minimum.

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The Secret to Using A.I. Effectively: Persistence

MeetingsNet

produces over time could become increasingly unoriginal—the opposite of what event planners need in their educational and promotional content. Interactions and Societal Pitfalls” finds that if too many people simply accept the first result produced by an A.I. application when they enter a command, the results that A.I.

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A Higher Meetings Education: Future-Proof Your Career

SmartMeetings

Today’s intense focus on key performance indicators, event-tech stacks and designing brilliant experiences has made the need for advanced education—from a university, association or DIY commitment—almost a requisite for getting hired…and for thriving. How is the delivery of ongoing education changing?

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Yet Another Job for Planners: Clearing the Air

MeetingsNet

A meeting professional’s expertise can go in any number of directions: marketing, adult education, event design, site selection, contracting, event technology … It’s a dynamic role. Having a conversation with your venue about indoor air quality is a must. Here are some resources to help you understand the basics.

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Certificate in the Business of Meetings and Events

All Seated

We’ve partnered with event expert, educator, and author, Dianne Devitt, to offer you the opportunity to earn your Certificate in the Business of Meetings and Events. Use CODE: ASCP1 to receive a 15% discount on our sponsored Module 3: Sourcing and Site Selection and/or Module 19: Fast Forward.

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Are Family-friendly Conferences in Your Future?

Smart Meetings

This could mean places with fun attractions such as theme parks, zoos or historic sites. Select a hotel or conference center with family suites. When completing site visits or going on a FAM trip, determine if the hotel provides a childcare service onsite or can offer a listing of sitters who can come to attendees’ rooms.

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4 Top Tips for Picking a Safe, Secure Hotel Site

SmartMeetings

Starting with our site selection, we can begin the process of helping to keep our attendees safer. He’s a seasoned speaker, writer and educator and offers safety tips on topics including site selection, emergency operations and event safety. There is a bright side, however. Include Safety at the Walk-Through.

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