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Association Brain Food: 4.4.25

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I started with a New York Times recipe ( archived version ), but added red bell pepper, jalapeo, cinnamon, green onions, and chickpeas. On the side, roasted broccoli with red onion, cayenne, and garlic powder, plus a nuked sweet potato. One more from the freezer: a pretty darn tasty (leftover Christmas) turkey curry with greens.

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Association Brain Food Weekly: 5.15.20

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Best Practices to Accelerate Your Pivot to Virtual Events. Learn how going virtual affects the event planning lifecycle (what stays, what goes, what changes), how to build an engaging virtual event your attendees will love, and how to connect them with each other, and best practices from industry peers for virtual events of all sizes.

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Creating Memorable Events with the Customer Journey Canvas: A Facilitator’s Guide

Velvet Chainsaw

Diane is a keynote speaker on curiosity and innovation and a New York Times Bestselling author. The event planning industry is one of immense creativity, innovation, and personal touches. It’s what differentiates a ‘good’ event from a ‘great’ one. This is a guest post by Diana Kander.

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Association Brain Food Weekly: 2.26.21

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Host: New York Society of Association Executives. Industry Insight: What To Know About Hybrid Events | A Case Study. Hear insights from Addie’s extensive hybrid event planning experience. Tune into this conversation covering her experience with the planning, production, and execution of hybrid events.

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Social Media Roundup: Starting an Event Planning Company? Read This First

Associations Now

Before taking your event planning solo, keep in mind the business factors that come with the territory. If you’ve been doing this event-planning thing for a while, you might be wondering to yourself what it’s like to strike out on your own. Starting Your Own Event Company via @hgivner [link] #eventprofs #mpi.

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Bananas! Event-Planning Takeaways from “Minions”

Associations Now

Being leaderless leaves them all depressed, so one of them—Kevin—comes up with a plan. He, along with pals Stuart and Bob, leave the tribe in search of a new evil boss. Clearly, she put some thought into her arrival and the audience she would be addressing—something that every speaker needs to do no matter the event.

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Association Brain Food Weekly: 1.26.18

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Steven Johnson in The New York Times says, Bitcoin “may well turn out to be a genuinely revolutionary breakthrough and at the same time a colossal failure as a currency.” Instead, you need to tap into your own true self and let it rip, which takes practice.