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Event Contracts: Agree to Be Agreeable

SmartMeetings

Negotiation experts share tips for building win-win event contracts The ROI is in the details when drafting a vendor contract. An effective legal document is one that clearly outlines roles and responsibilities and keeps all parties out of court, arguing over vague wording.

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5 Ways to Streamline Your Corporate Event Planning

Attendease

Create standard operating procedures (SOPs) Standard operating procedures (SOPs) document established processes and best practices for carrying out complex operations. With everything documented, there’s no need to start from scratch for each new event.

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20 Terrible Mistakes to Avoid When Writing Your Event Planning Contract

QC Event School

As an event planner, your contract is one of the most important documents in your business. Writing a solid event planning contract helps ensure that everyone involved understands their roles and responsibilities, as well as what they can expect from the event itself. So, let’s get started!

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Your Post-COVID Planner Contract Questions Answered

SmartMeetings

In the latest Smart Meetings Accelerator “ Top Planner Contract Questions Answered ,” Lisa Sommer Devlin, an expert in contract law at Devlin Law Firm , answers those very questions (and more) for planners. If a planner wants to make a change to a contract, is it necessary to sign a whole new contract? More : J.D.

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Extraordinary matters: mia launches contract guidance

Event Industry News

The Meetings Industry Association (mia) has launched guidance to the sector to assist contract negotiations and to help mitigate the impact of COVID-19 on trade. Following the debate, the mia promised to create a set of recommendations to help steer considerations and decisions for venues across the UK. “In

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Venue Contracts for AV, Electric, and Internet: Read the Fine Print

MeetingsNet

Planners: Do not sign venue contracts for event production, electrical services, internet access, and support services until you read the full document—especially if you are bringing in an outside audiovisual company for the event, which usually results in extra conditions and raises prices for certain elements.

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How to Conduct a Needs Assessment to Find the Right Strategic Event Management Software

Attendease

In addition, it’s crucial to speak with both end-users and their managers, along with any key stakeholders who have been involved in software contract signings historically. If everyone agrees on the platform, would there be any reason for you to want to hold off on signing a contract? How much do you want to be a part of this process?