Meetings Today: Are you more optimistic, or less, about the meetings industry and the economy than a year ago? Why?

Meetings Today Content Engagement Director Christoph Trappe spoke with

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"Team, I’d like to ask you to get ready to work from home in case we need to.” It was the end of February 2020 and I could see some smiling

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