SmartMeetings
MAY 6, 2019
As these experts work to understand changing consumer trends, preferences and behaviors, considerations must be made into meeting design to craft a truly relevant event, which target audiences will not want to miss. Consider these three key trends and how they can positively impact meeting design. Not sure where to start?
PCMA Convene
NOVEMBER 29, 2020
Washington Convention Center in Washington D.C., In Washington, D.C., In Washington, D.C., Studio 801, at the Walter E. is a state-of-the-art facility that can host both virtual and hybrid events.
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Unique Venues
JANUARY 7, 2020
The open atmosphere inspires innovation and changes the way people meet. Designed by the internationally recognized Canadian architect Raymond Moriyama, BMO is an inspiring space that will assure your successful meeting or conference for up to 450 in its 44 meeting rooms. Washington, DC. FHI360 Conference Center.
Conferences that Work
JULY 27, 2020
Pre-pandemic, I traveled fairly frequently for my work as a consultant on meeting design and facilitator of meetings, and would try to run a couple of miles every day, wherever I was. Over the last year, that’s included Arizona (at 5,000′ elevation), the Caribbean, Boston, Estonia, Washington, D.C.,
SmartMeetings
MAY 17, 2022
We will have an intentional mix of physical and virtual presences with in-person gatherings driven by purpose and designed for collaboration.”. When it matters enough to gather, the meeting design could be much different that in the BC (before-Covid) times.
PCMA Convene
JULY 31, 2017
“And I love that they want to tap us to tell the story of the destination as a whole while it’s built from the ground up, rather than simply rattling o the capacity of the destination’s convention spaces for meeting designers. There’s so much more in the decision-making process for meeting planners than that.”. and Chicago.
Hubilo Blog
FEBRUARY 25, 2020
He lives in Washington, DC, with his family. Dr. Walker is a faculty of the Foster School of Business, at the University of Washington, as Director of Experiential Learning in Analytics and Senior Lecturer of Marketing and International Business, where he teaches a course in Analytics, Marketing, Risk Management, and Digital Strategy.
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