Category: Event Planning

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

Breaking the Monotony: Why Changing Your Meeting Strategy is Crucial In meetings and events, delivering a powerful and compelling message is paramount. Yet, there’s a

Changing how your events, meetings, or conferences operate is not easy. It is hard. Even when your attendance is declining, attendees are unhappy, and you

Yesterday, the United States 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals in New York struck down a long-standing Federal Communications Commission policy that said “a single, non-literal

Good Headline Huh…. No, I don’t mean that they are crooks, bad people or liars. I mean they are not honest with event stakeholders and

Did your event suck? Maybe, and I bet you are afraid to find out. I always am. Where we might be different is that although

If the Zombie Apocalypse were coming, you would make a supply kit. Extra ammunition, water, and food along with flashlights, batteries, a knife, and other

There is a corner in Chicago where it seems that a new restaurant pops up twice a year. Great location in the heart of River

The Top 10 Things Attendees Hate at Meetings and Conferences Every event planner aims to create a seamless, memorable experience for attendees. But even with

Having to wait happens sometimes and attendees hate to wait. A fact I am familiar with because I hate to wait and I always use

Without diving into the myriad of things you can do to boost your tradeshow performance on a higher level, these are my top ten things