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How to Rethink Event Content
NewsHow to Rethink Event Content

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

 
Mar 10, 2022
Circuit Breakers
This year, the National Speakers Association published a white paper called The Expertise Imperative. The 12-page treatise discusses the future of the...
By Suzie Amer | December 1, 2003
Happy Birthday, and Goodbye
Dancers were ready to can-can. Indoor fireworks were set to explode. Yet when writer George Plimpton died 18 days before his grand fete --...
By Sara J. Welch | December 1, 2003
More Events Seeing New Sites
Thanks to expanded air coverage by JetBlue, Southwest, and other discount carriers, second-tier destinations are growing in meetings appeal, say both...
By Sara J. Welch | December 1, 2003
Power-full Possibilities
Power to the planners! Sorry to dredge up the 1960s, but it's just that I'm sure you feel the way I do about lugging a pair of power bricks to keep your...
By Michael Goldstein | December 1, 2003
Ready for the Rebound
Ready for some good news? It looks like 2004 could actually be a good year for the meetings business -- as long as SARS, terrorism, and Wall Street...
By Ben Chapman | December 1, 2003
The 10 to Watch
It's easy to tell when a destination is hot, but how you can tell if it's about to be hot? Increased direct flights to and from the destination, hotel...
By Terri Hardin | December 1, 2003
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Special Event Managers
Creating a successful event is both an art and a science -- one that requires meshing creativity with knowledge. Based on experience blending art and...
By Paulette Wolf | December 1, 2003
The Hard Sell
In 1999, the National Hardware Show, run by Norwalk, CT-based Reed Exhibitions in conjunction with the American Hardware Manufacturers Association...
By Robert Carey | December 1, 2003
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