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Feeling Othered at the Association Breakfast Table

AssociationChat

Our latest episode, previously titled, “Creating Inclusive F&B Experiences in Association Events,” but now called, “Feeling Othered at the Association Breakfast Table” takes a look at the often ignored yet critically important aspect of event planning—food and beverage inclusivity.

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Association Brain Food: 1.10.25

Reid All About it

Hear two case studies where force majeure was enacted on event contracts along with the original language proposed in each contract, the risk that language exposed her clients to, and the changes she negotiated to protect her clients and their events. 6 Event Marketing Fails (And How to Fix All 6!) More info/register.

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Association Brain Food Weekly: 4.10.20

Reid All About it

Event communications. MemberSuite suggests rethinking your normal promotional communication style when marketing a new virtual event. They also suggest ideas for communicating with people who registered for your cancelled event and other event stakeholders and provide advice on event FAQ page content.

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7 Advantages to Having Speaker Management Built In to Your Association’s AMS Software

Socious

Since your members are interested in your speakers and what they’ll be talking about at your event, speaker management is one of the most important aspects of event planning. Your call for proposals, speaker selection, and speaker registration processes must go smoothly or your event’s quality will suffer.

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Association Brain Food Weekly: 10.29.21

Reid All About it

Instead, when you hear crickets, he suggests you ask board members to use specific language—he shares several examples—to express their stance on an issue or proposal. Robin Farmanfarmaian, author, “Facilitating Virtual Events”. Gianna Gaudini, Author of The Art of Event Planning and Head of Events, AWS Training and Certification.

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Association Brain Food Weekly: 4.24.20

Reid All About it

We’ll answer any questions you have about how to communicate about your event…the best way to react and respond to new developments…how to restore and retain a great relationship with attendees and others…and much more. Crisis Communications Expert Adele Cehrs. Getting Creative with Virtual Events.

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The Meetings Show is ‘leading by example’ with new education programme format

Event Industry News

The theme of the education programme will be ‘The Planner Journey’, covering the seven key stages of event planning: Sharpening Your Event Skills, Creating and Communicating the Vision, Textbook Planning, Making Your Events Memorable, Getting People There, The Bigger Picture and The Pat on the Back.