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Results 21 - 26 of 26
Tips From Experts | Sep 16th, 2009
With the popularity of cooking programs on TV, celebrity chefs and newspaper and media pieces, the public is more educated and interested about their food.
The corporate meeting planner realizes that meeting attendees have become more sophisticated and expect the “wow”...
Tips From Experts | Sep 16th, 2009
The fabulously inexpensive caterer you hired is running only about 20 minutes late, your florist overcharged by an obscene amount and the proposed menu included the words fish and stick—together.
To make matters worse, the full house you had expected looks...
Tips From Experts | May 3rd, 2010
Audiovisual equipment and presentation technology is essential to meetings and events. Although projectors and 35 mm slides used to be high-tech, the meeting world has rapidly evolved and embraced laptops, remote controls, high-definition screens and two-way radios. The use of...
Tips From Experts | May 3rd, 2010
Speakers can make or break an event. Anyone who has ever witnessed a speaker flop knows that finding the perfect person to entertain, amuse or inspire a group of people can be quite a challenge. Sometimes inadequate performances are the...
Tips From Experts | May 3rd, 2010
The fabulously inexpensive caterer you hired is running 40 minutes late, your florist overcharged by an obscene amount and the proposed menu included the words finger and food-together. To make matters worse, the full house you had expected looks more...
Tips From Experts | Sep 18th, 2009
If it hasn’t been established already, ROI is an element of the meetings and events industry that planners are going to have to embrace rather than ignore, even when working for a company or client that did not previously require...
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