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Conference Organizers: What Is Your Duty of Care?

Velvet Chainsaw

As conference organizers, it can be helpful to consider our responsibilities from the viewpoint of duty of care — the legal definition of which is “a requirement that a person [or organization] act[s] toward others and the public with the watchfulness, attention, caution and prudence that a reasonable person in the circumstances would use.

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Meetings Industry Association releases updated contract guidance

Event Industry News

The Meetings Industry Association has updated its contract and cancellation guidance to help mitigate the impact of COVID-19 on future bookings and ensure all parties are protected. To download the latest contract guideline visit [link].

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Meetings Industry Association provides contract guidelines to the sector

Event Industry News

The Meetings Industry Association has developed contract and cancellation guidance to help mitigate the impact of COVID-19 on future bookings and ensure all parties are protected. The guidance that we’ve developed includes a dedicated COVID-19 contract clause, which our members can safely add to their existing contracts. “The

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The Future of Events and Conferences

Event Guru

Meeting halls and venues are ready to accommodate these business events safely and follow CDC guidelines. Event Guru is dedicated to aiding venues and conference professionals in this new age of safe, event planning with COVID-19 event compliance. Contracts and Insurance . Note Keeping . Social Distancing .

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When Can You Invoke Force Majeure for 2021 Meetings?

PCMA Convene

Members of PCMA’s Catalyst community discuss when they might be able to invoke the force majeure clause in contracts for 2021 meetings. We have a 2021 contract in late April in Chicago for which we updated the force majeure clause to include COVID-19 as a specific situation that would allow us to cancel.

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Event Planners’ Duty of Care During the Pandemic

PCMA Convene

Over the next year or so, conference organizers will need to define their responsibilities for duty of care when it comes to their events. If a person’s actions do not meet this standard of care, then the acts are considered negligent…”. 4 Risk Management Questions for Meeting Hosts. Others were not.

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California Lifts F2F Meeting Restrictions, but Not Completely

MeetingsNet

Those who are vaccinated [but contract the virus] generally have seen very mild symptoms,” he added. “If That means organizers need written guidelines now for events that are scheduled to take place in July or August” in California. In Reno, Nev.,