What do you think, will we be traveling to meetings via jet pack by 2040? (Image: Thinkstock by Getty Images)I recently read a Fast Company article about how the rise of the freelance economy, and the fall of traditional jobs and companies, will ...
A meetings industry panel at the Global Business Travel Association Convention this summer engaged an audience in a discussion of “the attendee journey of the future.&rdquo...
KiKi L’Italien, Amplified Growth, and Scott Oser, Scott Oser Associates, outside their session room at ASAEMeeting planners tend to be busy people. Make that very busy—but are you busier than you need to be? If so, the American Societ...
Ron Rosenberg, president, QualityTalk Inc., calls himself the “master of business self-defense.” At a session called “How to Get Record Attendance at Your Next Event: 7 Proven Strategies That Won’t Cost You a Dime” at...
Heads up! Association planners should keep their eyes—and their contracts—on potentially disruptive developments that could put their meetings' viability at risk. Photo: Thinkstock by Getty ImagesWith associations typicall...
Researcher, professor, author, and psychologist Sherry Turkle at the ASAE closing general session. Photo by Jason KeenMy reaction to psychologist and researcher Sherry Turkle’s closing ASAE general session speech—in which she called mobile techno...
If your attendees or exhibitors want to set up mobile hot-spots as alternatives to using a venue’s Wi-Fi provider, they should go right ahead, says the Federal Communications Commission...
Meeting planners need more than a dollop of good sense to keep their attendees safe and satisfied at the banquet table. It takes a proactive approach to meal planning, making sure to understand and communicate participants’ needs and legal...
