Date: October 23, 2019
Time: 11:00AM - 02:15PM
You must be registered to participate!3 Clock Hours | Domain A: Strategic Planning
Career Management 2.0: Building A Long-Term Career Strategy
Speaker: Dawn Rasmussen
Career management is the active process of strategizing your next move and positioning yourself for higher earning potential. Besides the usual updating of one’s résumé on a regular basis, career management entails specific steps that can transform your ability to move forward. In this session, you’ll learn tips that enable professionals to consciously think about what they do on a daily basis and fit into a larger plan to either move up or achieve a more rewarding and enjoyable career. Hear from career management coach Dawn Rasmussen on specific, actionable tips on how to plan ahead so you can always be on top of your next career move, and be flexible enough to adapt to changing employment conditions to reach your career goals!
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What’s Ethics Got To Do With It?
Speaker: Joan L. Eisenstodt
Whether planning short- or long- term career strategy, negotiating contracts, or participating in industry events, how we use guidelines available to us - MPI’s Principles of Professionalism, our employer’s or client’s ethics standards, our own ethics compasses, or industry best practices - can impact the way in which we operate and the perception of who we are. Issues such as payment of commissions, relationships with business partners, meeting points or rewards, and other types of gifts or items of value, continue to raise concerns. We will, using scenarios, discuss the issues and topics that can result in "gray areas" as they relate to industry professionalism, negotiations and contracts, and perception to lead us to the steps we believe will best guide us and protect reputations. Joan encourages you to send her your ethical dilemmas, which, if used, will be done so in confidence, to joanleisenstodt@gmail.com with “MPI Summit” on the subject line.
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Cutting Edge Legal Issues for Meetings
Speaker: Joshua L. Grimes
Legal Weed; GDPR; AirBnb; Crisis Planning; Guns in Meetings -- Constant global change means changes for meetings. Policy changes from Washington and threats of terrorism discourage attendees from traveling. GDPR imposes tough data protection laws that restricts use of personal information. AirBnb and other “Sharing Economy” businesses create havoc for hotel room blocks and increased risks. And societal changes like legal marijuana and increased acceptance of guns can affect a meeting host’s liability.
Without a Crystal Ball it’s tough to plan for these changes. Yet solid planning is what successful planners and suppliers must do.
This fast-paced and interactive presentation will identify the most recent and critical developments to impact meetings in 2019 and beyond.
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