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MPI is the meeting and event industry’s home for education, enabling meeting professionals around the world in their quest to host meetings that matter for communities, organizations, businesses, NGOs and governments…
1 Clock Hour | Domain C: Risk Management
Meeting professionals know safety and security is important, but less than half actually have a meetings-specific crisis plan. Instead of staggering under the weight of creating a whole crisis preparedness program, why not focus on the little things? This session offers practical, timely, simple solutions that can be implemented immediately in your planning and management process--adding some key items to your RFP, asking a few extra questions during the site inspection, including specific contract language, and practical tips for on-site management. Little things add up to big protection for your attendees and great risk management for your organization.
Learner Outcomes:
Recognize how emergency preparedness can be integrated into each step of meeting planning and management.
Integrate safety and security elements seamlessly into the RFP, site inspection, and site selection process.
Implement practical suggestions to keep attendees informed about emergency preparedness elements without inciting fear and concern
Risk management continues to be a hot topic in the events industry, but the focus is always on reacting to a catastrophe or disaster. While catastrophes and disasters are horrific, they are the responsibility of governments not event professionals…
In the past 18 months there have been unprecedented examples of crisis affecting our industry. This session will provide insights into 3 recent examples of how suppliers and planners worked through unanticipated emergencies…
The Bataclan Paris. Pulse Nightclub Orlando. Nice Bastille Day. Fort Hood Army Base. Inland Regional Center San Bernardino. The Boston Marathon. Terrorism and active shooters…
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