Event Planning Organization Press Release 
Associations Now
FEBRUARY 27, 2020
As concern about the coronavirus grows, the World Health Organization recently released a report with recommendations about keeping attendees safe at large events. In addition, the document outlines what to do if meeting attendees exhibit symptoms consistent with the virus during the event. Please share in the comments.
A2Z Events
MARCH 26, 2025
Know what campaigns need to launch before, during, and after your event. Lay out the timing of your campaigns so you can get all your plans in order to launch effectively. Tools and templates that will lay out your campaigns and help you organize your budget to make the best possible use of every dollar will help tremendously.
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Trade Association CEO Blog
AUGUST 18, 2011
Ask me for a quote on many projects like: Newsletter design, newsletter strategy, newsletter production, strategic planning, budgeting, evaluation of endorsed programs, governance structuring, bylaws, education programming, member database selection/conversion/optimization/training, discussion facilitation and more. Event Planning Checklist.
Associations Now
AUGUST 14, 2018
in a press release. Extending the Event Life Span. It takes a lot to deliver an amazing event: Finding speakers, planning workshops & creating content that inspires and educates. But too often after the event everyone leaves and the content gets forgotten. An event planning to-do list can seem endless.
MemberClicks
DECEMBER 7, 2023
Typically, the person responsible for cutting the ribbon at the ceremony is either: A member of the community A local official like a mayor A representative of the chamber of commerce The business owner or senior executive of the business Who you select depends on your business or organization and its community involvement.
Associations Now
MAY 30, 2013
New research by American Express Meetings & Events shows that an organization’s policies on time-tracking, contracts, and budget planning for events are often at odds with what actually happens. Let’s say you’re planning an event. So, who signs?
Nonprofit Marketing Guide
JULY 26, 2016
Once you have your brand in place and you know what you want to market, you’ll need to spread the word and publicize the best aspects of your event. Stay on schedule so that your promotional releases both introduce and build hype before your event. Plan the advertising schedule at least 6 months before the event.
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