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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
Six Tips for Corporate Meeting Success
The mark of a successful meeting is that it runs so flawlessly it seems effortless to attendees. As we in the trade know, however, there is a lot of...
By Deborah Umbach | February 1, 2005
Small is Beautiful—Sometimes
Laptops have become meeting planners' indispensable companions for researching sites; coordinating on-site registration, schedules, and logistical...
By Michael Goldstein | February 1, 2005
Stayin' Alive
With growing competition in the marketplace, CVBs search for new ways to remain relevant to planners
By Sara J. Welch, Successful Meetings | February 1, 2005
Stayin' Alive
Ask Karen Sabo why she doesn't use CVBs when planning her meetings, and she'll tell you about the topless-club incident.
By Sara J. Welch | February 1, 2005
The 27th Annual Convention Services Manager of the Year Award
Susan Savino, meetings and events planner for the Pearl River, NY-based Association for Cooperative Operation Research and Development, was having a...
By Vincent Alonzo | February 1, 2005
Tools of the Trade - 2005-02-01
Swingbox, an inexpensive display for presentations and promotions, enables users to set up an impromptu exhibit booth in a matter of seconds. This...
By Vincent Alonzo | February 1, 2005
Wave Uncertainty
In the wake of the catastrophic tsunamis that devastated parts of Southeast Asia on December 26, many meeting planners with scheduled trips to the...
By Suzie Amer | February 1, 2005
Law Column: When Hotels Change Flags
How can a meeting planner ensure that any ownership or management change does not hurt a future meeting?
By Joshua L. Grimes, Esq., an attorney with a nationwide hospitality practice. He may be reached [email protected] or (215) 772-5070. | January 5, 2005
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