A couple hundred days of sunshine per year makes outdoor activities popular for groups meeting in southern Texas. Fishing excursions, bird

Your keynote speaker takes the stage…while attendees take out their phones.Engagement may be the secret to commitment, but there is nothing hush-hush

To some, the Millennial generation is like a team of wild horses in need of taming. Strong willed, speaking a language laced with cyber terms,

In a world increasingly driven by technology and analytics, human connection is still paramount—take that, AI!—when it comes to what attendees desire

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

Nestled at the base of the Santa Rosa Mountains in the heart of Greater Palm Springs, Indian Wells, California offers meeting planners a destination

Aired October 30, 2019 Presented by Flo Miniscloux & Rick Turner 

On Wednesday, May 6, the meetings and hospitality industry celebrated Global Meetings Industry Day with local gatherings in cities ranging from

When we speak about adapting to changing business environments, we’re often focused on external environments such as the larger market for MICE

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

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

The health benefits believed to come from essential oils can be traced to ancient history, when they were first used to improve the health of

Aired February 13, 2019 Presented by Myllisa Patterson 

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Budgets are tightening but expectations are higher than ever. With hotel rates, fees and surcharges on the rise, meeting professionals are under

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