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Does anything say sultry summer better than a high-spirited gathering at poolside? August is made for pool parties, so say “last one in’s a rotten egg” to all those chill rooftop pool decks at hip hotels across the land that offer craft cocktails, local microbrews and chef-driven bites.
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Incentive trips are designed to motivate employees to reach stretch goals and celebrate success as a team. But can the benefits go beyond that topline goal? Denise Naguib, vice president of global sustainability and supplier diversity for Marriott International, thinks so.
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Marijuana has been a hot social and political topic for quite some time now. As a meeting or event planner, it’s not likely in the forefront of your mind.
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The right atmosphere at your desk is important, improve your feng shui and you will improve your productivity, happiness and events!
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A keynote speaker can make or break an event. Relevant and inspiring messages that align with your event and resonate with your audience is crucial; so is the personality of the speaker, their delivery and their ability to connect with an audience.
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Who doesn’t love a good tuna-fish sandwich? Well, OK, vegetarians and vegans don’t. And some people don’t like the, um, distinct odor. We’ve even heard of instances of office shaming over that. (Ewww, what is that horrible fishy smell!)
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Whether it’s a keynote or breakout session, selecting speakers who match the profile and needs of attendees is critical. Here are some helpful tips.
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These sweet summer-inspired offerings will help you and your attendees get ahead and unwind. We recommend reading this by the pool.
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If you sit at a desk all day and can never seem to find the time to exercise, don’t worry, there are ways you can sneak workouts into your work day.
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When the World Health Organization recategorized burnout as a specific medical diagnosis, it was, in effect, putting event professionals—a job classification consistently rated as one of the most stressful on the Department of Labor Standard Occupational Classification System, right behind emergency responder and attorney—on notice that the challenges they face are dangerous and the solutions need to be just as serious.
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