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And are you ready to have your opinions about what 2020 will bring challenged? “So you know they’re able to go sit in on meetings with the AV team and with the food and beverages team and the venue team and see all the different elements. Are you curious to know how they perceive the future? That sucks.
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Check out these resources to keep your skills sharp for the rest of 2020 and into 2021. From riskmanagement to venue protocols; contract clauses to user experience; food and beverage to marketing, the course covers the areas most impacted by the pandemic to help you develop and design well-informed, future-forward events.
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Between July 7-31, 2020, we conducted an online survey and heard from 764 event and meeting planners, agencies, and other industry vendors and suppliers. Start Date: September 1, 2020. The findings have been compiled and are now available in the brand new report, “ Attendee Preferences for Live Events in the COVID-19 Era.”.
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