Credits: None available.
1 Clock Hour | Domain A: Strategic Planning
How beneficial is outsourcing event services really to an organization? What challenges do organizations face when implementing an outsourcing strategy? Discuss the benefits and challenges of outsourcing meetings and event services or implanting event professionals within an organization.
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Passionate about inspiring people, the Grass Roots Group connects brands and people, through services such as Experience and Insight, Motivation, Rewards, Benefits, Promotions and Meetings and Events. Founded in the UK in 1980, the Group has 12 offices throughout the world and has provided services in over 100 countries. Grass Roots Group companies have over 20,000 total clients, including one-third of the Financial Times Stock Exchange 100.
Credits: None available.
1 Clock Hour | Domain A: Strategic Planning
Gain an overall understanding of how to organize the reports you create from your event survey results, including those that show return on experience (ROE), return on objective (ROO) and return on investment (ROI). Discover explanations and examples of how key report findings can be analyzed to enable you to better understand meeting effectiveness. Learn how the Meeting Effectiveness Index (MEI) can measure a meeting’s power and track it over time.
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This Session Graciously Sponsored by MeetingMetrics
Credits: None available.
1 Clock Hour | Domain C: Risk Management
Cybersecurity--it is not a matter of if, but when, you will confront it. If governments and the movie industry can be hacked, so can you. Tech experts tell you how it can happen, but not the what, who and how of risk, exposure and liability. Are you prepared for a data breach? Explore the legal, insurance and planning aspects of your event that require safeguards to protect against this growing problem.
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This Session Graciously Sponsored by Marriott
Credits: None available.
1 Clock Hour | Domain I: Marketing
Mastering winning skills in marketing yourself and communicating your value as an event planner is the key to your success and growth in the meeting planning industry. Value needs to be articulated, framed and communicated effectively, as part of a purposeful relationship management with senior leadership and C‐Suite. Learn practical and effective strategies for marketing yourself, branding your value and communicating the value of the meetings you plan.
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Credits: None available.
Sponsored by Amadeus
Proposed 1 Hour Domain I: Marketing
According to recent research, planners want to use technology to evaluate function space, book their meetings and events and plan and manage their events. They want information in real-time, and they want to be able to make requests or ask questions at any time, even outside of traditional business hours. Discover how emerging technologies can provide hospitality organizations with the means to successfully market venues and function space, book meeting and events and plan and manage events.
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Credits: None available.
1 Clock Hour | Domain G: Meeting or Event Design
Everyone's talking about the importance of the "meeting experience," and how important it is for our delegates' event satisfaction. But what is "experience," and how can we evaluate a meeting or conference to ensure we've got it? In this session, consider the areas we can influence a meeting--from the venue facilities and the culinary line up to experiential activities--and see how important each are in delivering an exceptional meeting experience.
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This Session Graciously Sponsored by IACC Meetings
Credits: None available.
1 Clock Hour | Domain B: Project Management
Event success relies more heavily on effective planning than it does on execution. With key principles of effective project management tools and communications strategies in play, you’ll not only assemble the right team, but you’ll communicate effectively, keep them motivated, stay on track, and working in sync. Join us for an interactive facilitated discussion about principles, people, productivity, planning, and practical tips to create a system you can implement.
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This Session Graciously Sponsored by Aventri:
Credits: None available.
1 Clock Hour | Domain I: Marketing
All too often, meeting and event professionals find courses telling them how to be or what to say - or selling a model to use for “xyz.” The reality is, if you want to be unforgettable and show up powerfully in any interaction, the content of those interactions needs to be sourced from within you – in a way only you can execute. Learn practical, easy techniques and tools of self-mastery, which can be employed to empower your speaking and your way of being to make you unforgettable in every interaction.
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Credits: None available.
1 Clock Hour | Domain I: Marketing
The written word is our primary source of communication today, and the way we present ourselves on paper is a reflection of who we are. As intelligent, successful professionals, we assume we know the rules. But the swift pace of our world and the shorthand technological age in which we live have dulled some of our grammatical senses. The good thing is that you don’t have to be an English major to take daily written communication to the next level. You simply need to know where to find the information.
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This Session Graciously Sponsored by Irving Conventions and Visitors Bureau
Credits: None available.
1 Clock Hour | Domain A: Strategic Planning
When considering events of 150 delegates or less, there are myriad venue types that claim to satisfy smaller meetings. In this webinar, we will explore the pros and cons of different venue categories, including resorts, conference centers, hotels, academic venues and day conference centers, and consider how to discover unique venues that will deliver memorable meeting experiences for delegates.
This Session Graciously Sponsored by the IACC Meetings