Management

Mouth for Sale: A Doctor Walks into a Ballroom ...
Brad Nieder, MD, makes health and wellness a laughing matter.
By Kinley Levack
Embassy Suites to Add One-Room Suites to Some Properties
Embassy Suites recently launched its first major room design change in the brand's 25 year history.
By Michael B. Baker
PCMA/Amex/Ypartnership Survey: Planners See Smaller Budgets, Attendance
Meeting planners this year and next are facing meetings cancellations, budget cuts and sloping attendance, according to a survey of 516 planners.
By Jay Boehmer
Melbourne Debuts New Convention Center
Melbourne, Australia, opened its new convention center on June 22, a project that features 32 meeting rooms, a grand ballroom, a 5,000-seat plenary hall and an entry-level foyer equipped to hold up to...
By Michael B. Baker
On Site: Crowne Plaza Times Square
Writer Corrie Dosh recounts her recent stay at New York's new Crowne Plaza hotel in Times Square.
By Corrie Dosh
Viewpoint: Industry Should Hold Itself to a Higher Ethical Standard
Joan Eisenstodt of Eisenstodt Associates discusses fair business practices in a down economy.
By Joan Eisenstodt, Eisenstodt Associates
Dolce Continues Evolution With More Hotel Veteran Hires
MeetingNews speaks with Dolce's newest hires, former Wyndham Hotels executive Peter Strebel and former Omni Hotels executive Richard Maxfield.
Top 10 Ways to Save Your Meeting
How to trim budgets, reevaluate programs, add value -- and ultimately come out ahead.
By Richelle Taylor
UnitedHealth Adds Meetings To Global Travel Policy
Global travel and meetings manager Tamara Gordon has built a formal meetings management program for the Minneapolis-based health and insurance service provider.
By Seth Harris
Hotel Company CEOs See Meetings Rebound Ahead
Major multibrand hotel company chief executives this month expressed confidence that corporate and association meeting business would rebound fully alongside the economy.
By Michael B. Baker
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