Planning conventions can be a whirlwind of choosing keynote speakers, venues, session topics, and vendors. But if you neglect to also spend a few minutes examining your special events insurance needs, you may be setting you and your organization up for legal trouble. Whether you need special events insurance or not depends on a number […]
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The Event Tech 12 – PlanningPod Edition
There are a lot of platforms in the event and conference management space. Most are massive in both scale and price putting them out of reach for most small and medium sized associations which is why we have always had a soft spot for PlanningPod, an event management platform with loads of tools, an honest […]
The Event Tech 12 – snöball Edition
I have known the online version of Rachel Stephan for a long time. We have interacted on the Twitters and the Facewalls since like forever, but, we had never had a chance to meet in actual “real world” but that all changed at the MPI World Education Congress in Toronto this past June… In fact, […]
Shuttle Buses or Ride-Sharing for the Eco-Friendly Meeting Planner
Greta Thunberg’s voice is echoing all over the world as she passionately states her case about climate change and its impact on our planet. This is not a topic unfamiliar to event and meeting planners. Increasingly, planners are looking at every aspect of the carbon footprint left in the wake of their meetings and events. […]
The Event Tech 12 – TagDigital Edition
PPC. Pay Per Click. Three simple words that are surrounded by mystique, voodoo, and fear. Most Event Marketers know what pay per click is but have no idea how it actually works… and that causes fear because nothing is worse than having to dive into the pool with blinders on… is it deep enough or […]
