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Best of 2024: Event Safety and Security

Smart Meetings

Alan Kleinfeld, senior director of meetings and safety at Arrive Management Group, shared a few tips about what meeting profs could do, which can apply to this specific scenario and event safety in general. Caspian Agency CEO Heather Mason suggests weighting risk, a process of understanding the concepts of frequency and impact of incidents.

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Seeking Innovators, Experts, and Educators in Meeting Planning

MeetingsNet

Increase your visibility and share your knowledge: The call for speakers is now open for the MeetingsNet track at The Special Event. Session proposals are now being accepted for the MeetingsNet track at CaterSource + The Special Event show happening February 12 to 15, 2024, in Austin, Texas. The deadline for is June 16.

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5 Tips for a Better Experience with an Event Emcee

MeetingsNet

A professional emcee isn’t just for introducing speakers—it’s a role that can help with event marketing, audience experience, risk management, and more. Some emcees are also qualified to provide presentation tips to nonprofessional speakers. Make your emcee part of the planning team, Salerno suggests.

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What Makes for Good Internships?

PCMA Convene

Bureau of Labor Statistics predicted a 10-percent increase in the number of meeting-and-event-planning jobs by 2024. CHME, CHSP, CMP, CHE, who in addition to teaching classes at Metropolitan State University of Denver, serves as a faculty adviser for the school’s hospitality, tourism, and events management department. “We

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Smart Start: Elevating Events with Joy

SmartMeetings

And ultimately, speakers are performers, right? And that’s why I don’t describe myself as a speaker. Community-centric sessions, roundtable discussions, breakouts where there’s a facilitator instead of a speaker. A shortened version of this article appears in the November 2024 issue.

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What One Thing? Safety First: Protecting Your Attendees and Your Event in a Risky World with Kevin Coffey

Smart Meetings

Being a speaker, there’s always a long story. How did you make the transition to private life, to being a speaker, and how did catching bad guys help you move into managing risk for meeting planners? Now, tell me, did you grow up dreaming of being a detective? How did you end up in your career? KC : Exactly.

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Security Breaches at Meetings: Evolving Tactics

MeetingsNet

Democratic Party—even with the last-minute changes that refocused the event’s content and speakers on a new leader of the party—there was at least one alarming security pitfall that affected a notable session. While the general consensus is that the Democratic National Convention was a success for the U.S.