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Stirring the Pot: What Planners Need to Know About Marijuana Liability
Jun 05, 2017
While it may seem far-fetched to think pot-smoking attendees could be a legal concern, industry attorney Joshua Grimes says it’s better to be safe than sorry.
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4 Science-based Ways to Boost Productivity in Staff Meetings
Jun 05, 2017
With some attention to these basics, you can transform workplace meetings from boring to better.
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How an Effective Email Marketing Campaign Can Drive Registration
Jun 02, 2017
An EventBrite study explores ways event email marketers can grow their lists, time their messages, and sell more tickets.
The Business Exchange at ASAE XDP 2017
Meet ASAE’s New Un-Trade-Show, Non-Hosted-Buyer Event
Jun 01, 2017
Inside the Xperience Design Project’s new idea for really connecting buyers and sellers, not just promoting transactions.
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5 Reasons Why It May Be Time to Find a New Event Production Company
May 30, 2017
Even—or especially—if your current production company has been just fine, it may be time for a change.
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15 Ways to Power Up Your Meeting Breaks
May 26, 2017
Try these options to re-energize your attendees during breaks without resorting to cookies and coffee.
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On the Scene: A Photo Gallery from ASAE XDP 2017
May 26, 2017
The American Society for Association Executives set out to provide a pathway for assocations to reinvent their meetings with a reinvented meeting—the Xperience Design Project, held May 23–24 at the Gaylord National Resort and ...
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Contract Cross Examination, Part 3: What Falls Under Force Majeure?
May 22, 2017
Attorney Tyra Hilliard takes on questions about acts of god, acts of politicians, and other potential situations that could make your event “illegal, impossible, or impracticable.”
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