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Tips for Negotiating Your Next Big Event Contract

Smart Meetings

But entering a new relationship with a hotel usually comes with a detailed contract of agreements and stipulations. year period of time have shifted into the future years causing a significant demand and compression issue when contracting with hotels,” Payne said. Smart Meetings chatted with Cheryl M.

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Event Tech Industry Forecasters: Q&A with Byrne Production Services

Event Marketer

HOW SHOULD EVENT MARKETERS BE LOOKING AT PRODUCTION BUDGETS IN 2025? We all know that it is harder for event marketers to get their brand messaging and experience to resonate with their target audience without framing the event in an elevated amount of production value. They absolutely can.

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News: Force Majeure Clauses and a Financial Firm’s Lawsuit Victory

Event Marketer

It wasn’t long ago that force majeure was commonly perceived as insignificant boilerplate language added to the end of an event contract. Court of Appeals verdict, a new precedent for event contracts may have been set, as MeetingsNet reports. Now four years later, in the wake of a U.S.

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Navigating Event Contract Negotiation with Finesse

ePly

A Guide for Event Profs in the Age of Rising Costs Welcome to 2024, where contract negotiations continue to be a critical but dreaded aspect of event planning. In this day and age, negotiation skills are even more essential as event professionals strive to deliver memorable experiences while staying on budget.

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Q&A: 10 Minutes with Erin Taylor of Oatly

Event Marketer

She started in mobile tours with Chobani more than 12 years ago, driving an F-350 with a 26-foot trailer around the country, and learned from the ground up everything from negotiating contracts to developing event partnerships and executing programs. Now, overseeing Oatly’s experiential marketing for the U.S.,

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3 Easy Ways Planners Can Reduce Risk Today

Smart Meetings

Beyond that, the best way for planners to protect themselves and their events is to take preventative steps before the event begins. The most common mistake Howe sees planners make is that they don’t read their contracts. Contracts are self-inflicted wounds,” he says. More : Is Your Event Marketing Plan Ready for GDPR?

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Best of 2021: Career Accelerator Webinars

Smart Meetings

In this webinar, hosted by Cvent’s Alyssa Peltier and Julie Haddox, share content’s relation to the event marketer and what creating compelling content really means. Harness the Power of Negotiation to Master Your Post-Covid Events Career. Negotiation is an essential skill in business, meetings and life.

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