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Ramadan is here and some attendees may be fasting. With these few accommodations, you can welcome everyone and stand out as a culturally competent company.
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Contracts are legally binding agreements between two parties that help ensure services are performed, eliminate miscommunication and spell out options in the event of a disagreement. But writing them can be a tricky business.
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When used correctly, digital can light a fire in your attendees. To get started, here are four engaging conference ideas that incorporate smart phones.
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When determining how to present yourself and your brand, one of the very first things to decide is what title to put on your business card. This seemingly simple description can represent how you see yourself—and affect how your potential clients and partners see you.
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Meeting planners face the same problems as social media managers—competing for the time and attention of potential attendees. Consider these tips!
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As planners, we can prepare for bad things happening. As a matter of fact, we can even prevent some of them, starting with our site selection. Here’s how.
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According to CareerCast, planners are in the top five “Most Stressful Jobs of 2018,” after firefighters, police officers, military and pilots. Let’s unwind.
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Every generation has its mindset. When meetings professionals speak to each gen’s language and preferences, they are providing an added value. Learn how.
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At their heart, event professionals are connectors. We bring people together so they can do business, share ideas and grow. That is our superpower. Why are so many so bad at networking, though?
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An event description has to be effective at enticing audience members, but also clear so that people know what is happening, where and when.
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