Medical & Pharma Meetings Anesthesiology meeting uncertain in Katrina's wake Super User 1 | Sep 06, 2005 From the (Lee County) News Press: For the American Society of Anesthesiologists, planning to bring 16,000 to the New Orleans convention center in October, Hurricane Katrina‘s destruction means a conference planned for 12 years will have to be rearranged in less than two months. Considering that big meetings require airline tickets, hotel rooms and speakers -- not just a big room to meet in -- some conventions planned for New Orleans this fall and winter may have to be scrapped or broken into smaller pieces, said ASA‘s spokeswoman, Gina Steiner. “There are only a few places that can handle our size,” said Steiner, speaking from the society‘s Chicago headquarters. “We may have to scale things back.” 0 comments Hide comments Comment * Switch to plain text editorMore information about text formats Text format CommentsPlain text CommentsAllowed HTML tags: <em> <strong> <blockquote> <br> <p>Plain textNo HTML tags allowed.Web page addresses and e-mail addresses turn into links automatically.Lines and paragraphs break automatically. PublishLog in or register to comment Save Leave this field blank RECOMMENDED FOR YOUUsing A.I. to Improve HCP Speaker TrainingOct 16, 2024A High-Level View of the Medical-Meetings LandscapeOct 16, 2024New HCP Training: Approach A.I. Results with CautionSep 18, 2024Medical-Meetings Changemaker: Michael VarlottaSep 18, 2024 Load More