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Number of Meetings in 2016. With 934 meetings in 2016, the United States once again ranked first. It has far and away the world’s highest number of international associationmeetings; second-place Germany had 689 meetings in 2016. Number of Meetings in 2016. United Kingdom.
percent, meeting professionals received a higher-percent raise than the overall national average — the nonprofit human-resources association WorldatWork estimates that the 2016 budget for raises for the U.S. According to our survey results this year, the overall average salary for meeting professionals is $80,505.
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Its rankings by International Congress and Convention Association (ICAA) have risen steadily over the decades: In 2016, Mexico City hosted more associationmeetings than Toronto, New York City or Washington, D.C. of meeting space. of expo, meeting and convention space. of expo space and 128,661 sq.
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