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NewsHow Coronavirus Has Leveled the Playing Field for Event Planners
The big budget, bright lights and bustle of large events have suddenly been reduced to the confines of...
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Best OfWinners Unveiled for the 2020 CSM of the Year Awards
The annual awards spotlight three convention service managers who go above and beyond for their...
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NewsHow Responsible Partnering Can Help Move Face-to-Face Meetings Forward
Event planners will need to closely evaluate each company they partner with during the COVID-19...
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NewsWhat Will Socially Distanced Events Look Like?
The Monterey Conference Center and the Palm Springs Convention Center have transformed their layouts...
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NewsThe Future of Association Meetings Looks Entirely Different
Keep your values intact but scrap everything else in your business plan, advises Gregg Talley.
As Meetings Reopen, How to Hold a Trade Show Safely
NewsAs Meetings Reopen, How to Hold a Trade Show Safely
IAEE's detailed white paper lays out guidelines for hygiene, signage, event operations and more.
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The Personalized Discussion: A Powerful Employee Engagement Tool
New research reveals that one-to-one conversations between managers and workers can increase...
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NewsHotel CEOs Prepare for Recovery of Meetings Business
Group bookings are reappearing for late 2020, but it will take years to come back from the COVID-19...
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News"Our Nation Is Burning": Black Meeting Professionals Respond to Protests Sparked by George Floyd Death
Industry leaders share their thoughts on the current crisis and the need for enhanced diversity within...
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NewsHotels, Convention Centers Damaged as Violent Protests Continue in U.S. Cities
Venues in Atlanta, Indianapolis and Washington, D.C., are among those affected during the past week.