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Ditch the traditional educational session and instead give these interactive learning activities a try at your next gathering.

 
Mar 10, 2022
Oldest? Youngest? Who Cares?: Navigating a Four-Generation Workplace
So your new boss wasn't even born when you finished high school. Is that going to bother you? Not at all, according to a new study from staffing service...
By Jacqueline Durett, Training | November 27, 2006
The War of Attrition - 2006-11-25
Most commonly, attrition penalties are assessed on potential profits that would be made on room-nights, food and beverage, and even ancillary purchases,...
By Ben Chapman, Successful Meetings | November 25, 2006
Ray Bloom Talks Trade Shows
IMEX chairman's take on the state of affairs worldwide in the trade-show market.
November 21, 2006
The 411 on the ADA
Law Column: Will there be disabled attendees at your next conference? Have you carefully thought through the practical and legal ramifications of...
By Benson Tesdahl, Esq | November 20, 2006
Unique Passport Requirements for U.S. Travelers
Many countries have specific entrance or departure rules for U.S. citizens. Check out what your next destination requires, and how to reach embassies...
By Kinley Levack, Successful Meetings | November 16, 2006
GES Lets Event Organizers Be Booth Sleuths
GES Exposition Services recently launched an online tool intended to speed the selection and specification of trade-show booths and other...
By William Ng | November 13, 2006
Mistress of Puppets: Planning the country's largest public Halloween celebration
Profile of Jeanne Fleming, who has been planning New York City's Village Halloween Parade for 27 years
By Sara J. Welch, Successful Meetings | November 10, 2006
Naughty or Nice? Planning a Successful Holiday Party
Naughty or Nice? Planning a Successful Holiday Party
How to plan a corporate holiday party that keeps attendees, management, and shareholders happy.
By Sara J. Welch, Successful Meetings | November 8, 2006
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