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The event biz is kind of like the mafia… once you’re in, you never really get out. After a decade in media/communications, seven years of
Things which were a figment of imagination or a part of sci-fi movies are a reality today. The result of one such technological boom is
A heavy event turnout is indeed a good thing. However, with a crowded venue comes a greater likelihood of disorder, injury, or damage to property.
2005 was a pretty rough year. We had Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, and eleven Asian countries were just starting to recover from the Tsunami. There
Whether it’s checkers or Call of Duty, people by nature love games. It’s no surprise, then, that the gamification market has erupted, expecting to become
Around here at Camp Plannerwire, Google Chrome is the browser of choice. Why? The main reason is integration. We are in the Google Ecosystem and
You can start off your presentation by saying “I want this to be a discussion,” but it never is. Both you and the audience know
Meeting and event planners travel. Some travel a little, some travel a lot. Some travel so much that their plants all dry up and the
If money appeared out of thin air, then there wouldn’t be need for sponsorship. Of course, building sponsorships is a reality and part of the
The Swamp of Event Registration Wading through the event registration swamp is nasty business. There is quicksand and alligators just waiting to bite or pull
I had the amazing opportunity to speak at this past January’s Convening Leaders in Vancouver and had a kickin time. I met some awesome people
Drowning in Social. Yep. I have been there, just like 1000 other conference planners. In fact, I have a conference planning client that is starting
