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How to Make Your Meeting a "Good Piece of Buisness"
Date
June 17, 2019
Credits
1 Contact Hours
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The WEC signature event is MPI’s premier education and networking conference for meeting and event professionals, featuring cutting-edge topics and business opportunities. Please find recordings of our WEC Toronto education sessions and keynotes in this exclusive collection…
1 Clock Hour | Domain A: Strategic Planning
For those of us who are planners, it sometimes seems confusing how hotels decide whether are meeting is something “they have room for”. This seems especially true if ours is not a big corporate meeting. So how do we make ours a better piece of business? Through knowing meeting patterns, RevMax, and what hotels are looking for. We will talk about how to look at your event differently and get more of what you need---and want. Session sponsored by Kalahari Waterpark & Resorts.
Learning Objectives
- The importance of meeting patterns
- A general understanding of RevMax
- What hotels look for and how you make your event a better piece of business
Speaker
Joanne Dennison, MSEd, CMP
President, Speaker, The Ordinary Success Project
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