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Site Selection: Where to Throw a Multisensory Event

Smart Meetings

Site selection often focuses on the things we can see—ballroom size, architecture, even how well the carpets match the theme. Imagine announcements about your event as passengers deboard the plane or approach the meeting space. The post Site Selection: Where to Throw a Multisensory Event appeared first on Smart Meetings.

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Site Selection Consultants Speak: 6 Takeaways from IEDC Leadership Summit

DCI

See the key takeaways from the session and download DCI and the Site Selector’s Guilds’ The State of the Site Selection report for an in- depth analysis of each of these trends. What’s New in Risk Mitigation? The panel began by discussing the state of risk mitigation, an influencing factor that has changed rapidly over the past few decades.

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Top 7 Ways to Market to Site Selection Consultants

DCI

Site selection consultants are highly influential players in corporate expansion and location decisions – and there are more ways than ever to reach them in our hybrid world. . Here are seven high-touch ways to market to and build relationships with site selection consultants. . Visit Consultants on Their Home Turf.

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Navigating Site Selection After the Dobbs Decision, from a Corporate Event Marketer’s Viewpoint

Convene by PCMA

Gigi Gleason, director of event operations at streamlinevents, takes part in a Town Hall discussion at CEMA Summit 2022. The session addressed, among other topics, how the abortion issue can affect event site selection. Two Dudes Photo). Wade decision. Here is what Gleason had to say: “The first thing is safety.

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Event Security Starts with Smart Site Selection

Special Events

Five tactics that put safety issues top of mind when you’re picking a hotel or venue.

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What Planners Want in Site Selection Technology

MeetingsNet

A recent GBTA Foundation study finds that, while the technology exists to help meeting professionals throughout the site-sourcing process, just over half—57 percent—say they currently use meeting management technology to plan their events. read more.

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Designing Events For Introverts

Endless Events

Even though most events are now going virtual , designing events for introverts still remains a relevant topic. It’s a matter of fact that virtual events make the experience more accessible to a larger number of people. Plus, another thing to keep in mind is the fact that in-person events will come back eventually.