5 Tips for an Engaging Gifting Experience
Corporate gifting is an opportunity to connect with clients, strengthen relationships and provide an experience.
How Building Trust Means Better Meetings
Good leaders work to build trust among their employees—but it’s a feeling that can’t be initiated overnight.
Why You Should Care that Millennials Are Live Streaming
Live streaming has taken off in recent years, especially among millennials.
The Biggest Contract Challenge I’ve Come Across Is…
Planners share their most challenging experiences with contracts.
How to Obtain Accurate Attendee Data
Attendees anticipate pre-event data seeking by event organizers, but may not provide accurate information out of fear of discrimination.
Have a Plan for Mitigating Cardiac Arrest & Life-Threatening Allergies
"It is one of my pet peeves that, despite the fact that sudden cardiac arrest kills more than 300,000 people a year in the U.S., many hotels choose not to have automated external defibrillators."
How Bucket-List Incentives Drive Business Outcomes & Retain Talent
In today’s rapidly changing business environment, attracting and retaining top talent is critical to overall success—we’ve known this for some time.
Navigating the Ups & Downs of Contract Negotiation
In this Shakedown, one meeting planners shares some of her advice on how to accommodate today’s ever-evolving world of contracts.
3 Behavioral Economic & Neuroscience Findings to Improve Incentive Travel
The Incentive Research Foundation's findings on the fields of behavior economics and neuroscience offer insight into how certain incentive programs work.
Strategies for Navigating Global Risk Management
In this Shakedown, Theresa M. Thomas, SVP for Powered by iJet, offers her expertise on preparing for global risk management.
How to Dominate the International Meetings Market
Several issues and trends are impacting the international meetings market. Here are a few tips for dominating them.
Overcoming the Challenges Introverts Face at Networking Events
The first challenge that an introvert faces during networking events is a feeling of dread to even get out the door and attend an event with a lot of people.
Meeting Movement Matters
Movement is momentum, momentum is energy, and energy is what you want and need in every meeting or event that you plan.
The Pressure Test: How to Avoid Choking Under Stress
For Type A meeting planners who are choking under pressure or are afraid to make mistakes, you might be interested to know that there’s a name for that.