Extremely high compliance rates for the Open Payments law means that medical-event planners and their colleagues are doing things properly. But the work is not done.
In one year, HRS changed much of its event playbook to adapt to new rules about who can pay for physicians to attend conferences. Here's their strategy, and how it worked in practice.
Cities from Charleston to Washington, D.C. are in the likely path of Florence, so contingency plans are in motion for events scheduled for later this week.
Welcome to MeetingsNet’s annual list of the largest meeting and incentive companies focused on the North American corporate market. Scroll through our list to learn more about developments at major independents from every corner of the U.S. We’ve...
