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All-Inclusive Resorts: More Bang for Your Buck
The days of the open-ended budget for incentive trips are long past. Corporations are especially cost conscious in this particular economy and look for incentive packages that fit within their means. They still want to inspire and reward hard working employees, just for a more reasonable cost. There has never been a better time to take advantage of an all-inclusive... »
How To Get the Most Out of Your Keynote Speaker
In a perfect world, you would have an unlimited budget to hire top speakers for your next meeting or convention. Since it's not, here are some tips on getting the most for your meeting dollar. Maximize the contribution of a few top people, using three of them in three different ways. Three speakers used three ways equals nine slots filled.... »
How To Create Effective Team Building At Your Meetings and Events
When it comes to team work you will need it for most of your events. You will need to think about the teamwork first. You will have plenty of little details that must be completed, but can you put the most effect team together? When it comes to choosing people to be on a team, you have to pick them... »
Increasing the Value of Meetings
You have probably already read about how companies now want more value than ever before from their conference plans. While this can make more work on your part, there are some things you can do to work out the kinks long before they happen. Think Replacement If you need to help the company save some serious bucks, replace these meeting parts: • Replace... »
So…what do YOU do?
Being a meeting planner in the current economy and governmental intrusion into business can mean that you might feel ready to put up your photon shields before you answer this. Since photon shields don’t exist yet, you may have to come up with a new way of answering this question so that you don’t get the evil eye for saying... »
Why Some Companies Still Hold Meetings
Everyone has heard by now about the restrictions placed on bailout companies. Other companies have also implemented the restrictions, thinking it will improve their public image. But when these companies made the decisions on who they needed to impress, they left out one important class of people: their employees. Spotlight on Executives There is no doubt the heat of the spotlight is... »
What to Do When You’re Working
If you are busy serving clients for 40 hours a week and more, it’s really hard to think about other things you should be doing. It’s not “spare time” stuff, either--it’s a necessary part of any small business. Here are a few things you need to do while you’re working hard. Continue Advertising Don’t discontinue advertising just because you have enough clients.... »
When Your Client Wants to Cancel, Part 3
Sometimes meetings have to be canceled, but it should be a last resort. This is the third of a three-part series on ways that event planners can turn a canceled meeting around. We have looked at rescheduling your hurricane-ruined meeting as well as holding a virtual meeting to help your client go through with her plans. However, those two options may... »