
How to Use Technology to Entertain and Engage your Conference Audience
How often do you use your phone for anything other than a phone call, text message or email? Quite often, right? Jump on the tube

How often do you use your phone for anything other than a phone call, text message or email? Quite often, right? Jump on the tube

You are a meeting-planning monster. You kick ass in so many ways that Chuck Norris refuses to enter any hotel where you are staying. You can

Last week was Google I/O. For those non-techies in my crowd, this is Google’s annual conference, where they show off new products and developments, kinda like

Email is the *&#^$% bane of the meetings, events, and association industries. I shit you not. It is so bleeping annoying that I used one swear

Having just recently returned from a client event in the UK that had a truly international audience (35 different countries represented), this infographic really struck
OK, OK.. we, as meeting planners, know that some speakers can be a royal pain in the ass. Some of them can be demanding, some

Every event tells a story. There is a beginning, a middle, and end. All you need is good planning, great execution and a little luck

Social media is a fickle little wanker. One day it loves you; the next day, you are no better than a bug on a windshield.
Welcome the weekend people. We meeting and event planners use the term “weekend” pretty loosely. I know that you might be setting up a Conference
Welcome the weekend people. The term “weekend” can be a joke for many of us meeting and event planner types. You might be setting up a conference in

Meeting planners are awesome travelers; sometimes, even our awesomeness surprises me. I used to have this client who could pack for three months of Arctic travel

I am on an app kick lately, and today’s app was inspired by my post, 35 Apps for Meeting and Event Planners. Shortly after the post,