Is Your Conference Planning for Disaster
I just received an email update from one of my event vendors; it’s not a significant thing on a typical day, but for them, it
I just received an email update from one of my event vendors; it’s not a significant thing on a typical day, but for them, it
I typically do not weigh in on political matters here unless the pertain to the meetings and events industry and the more that I think
Who owns your event? I am not talking about the legal form of ownership, I am talking about who owns it, who are the people
The web is the great equalizer. It makes small companies appear huge and large companies appear more approachable. It makes us all equal. I love
June 24, 2011, Update- Updating info on some of the links below (some of the venues have taken the pages down… chickens). I was at
Industrial farming is what we do now. We pack cows, chickens, and other livestock into ever dirtier, ever smaller, ever darker spaces. We make it
In the world of business, the age-old saying, “The customer is always right,” remains unequivocally true. As the host of a conference, meeting, or event,
The meetings and events industry associations’ response to the Gulf Oil Spill has been downright shameful. After the AIG incident, they (we) all got together
What happened in Germany at the annual “Love Parade” is an undeniable tragedy. 21 people lost their lives at an event that was supposed to
I just read a great post by the great Seth Godin about substitutes. His premise is that it makes no sense for the Times of