Any speaker who addresses an audience has a commitment to create a connection with that audience. It is easiest to create that

Aired February 13, 2019 Presented by Myllisa Patterson 

Contracts are important to meetings and events in that they ensure both parties understand the terms of an agreement and have apportioned risk in an

Nowhere in the world provides a glimpse into the future like the United Arab Emirates (UAE), with its two primary destinations, Dubai and Abu Dhabi,

The very way we interact with each other is changing rapidly, with major news events reaching us first via “tweets,” momentum for social

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Avoid an “oppositional” seating position when sitting down with potential business partners.

Avoid an “oppositional” seating position when sitting down with potential business partners.

Live event networking facilitators Shawna Suckow and Susan RoAne offered Meetings Focus ideas for intentional networking design at live

When you travel boldly in the social media universe, mistakes are bound to happen.“The biggest mistake is doing nothing,” says Noah Smith

Understand the economics.It's no longer enough to give lip service to inclusivity. Successful courting of diverse groups can

Meetings Today’s Tyler Davidson discusses the “what-ifs” regarding internet connectivity and audiovisual services following

Meetings Today’s Tyler Davidson discusses the “what-ifs” regarding internet connectivity and audiovisual services following

Gone are the days of expensive, cumbersome and outdated paper event guides—or at least they should be! In today’s digital environment, your attendees

   In this Meetings Today Podcast for Taylor Smith's "The Z: Planning for the

Meetings industry speaker, attorney and professor Tyra W. Hilliard frequently speaks on the subject of incompatible groups at industry educational

Risk management should be at the top of every planning list for meetings. Potential hazards include manmade threats such as terrorism, shootings,

Meetings industry veteran Sandy Biback, who worked as a planner in a variety of capacities over a 35-year career, has jumped headlong into a new all-

Designing meeting breaks that contribute to productivity and retention may be just as important to fulfilling objectives as the program content