Conferences that Work
DECEMBER 11, 2023
They led me to create a contract with myself that is still important to me. Creating a contract with oneself is a common way to motivate yourself toward achieving desired goals. There are plenty of resources available for writing such contracts. The workshop where I created my contract for myself took a deeper perspective.
Smart Meetings
MARCH 21, 2025
Avoid pitfalls and protect your event Contracts are the lifeblood and backbone of the meetings industry. Negotiating contracts is the first step before confirming speakers, color themes or catering options. That way, a contract can be ended without any issues or penalties. Ask the venue to provide a breakdown of all fees.
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Conferences that Work
NOVEMBER 11, 2024
10 years ago, I pointed out that most meetings are small meetings. It seems the meeting industry is finally catching on to this reality and its benefits. Smaller meetings, known by industry experts as micro events, continue strong growth. These are smaller (< 100 attendees) meetings, often held offsite.
Smart Meetings
DECEMBER 22, 2023
Creating experiences, setting the stage for networking opportunities, and fostering connections among colleagues and association members are what the meetings and events world is all about. Meetings MBA: Budgets, Models and Forecasts Budgets are great for estimating and tracking spending. In short, think big.
Smart Meetings
MARCH 20, 2024
Force m ajeure and clauses to keep in your next contract Watch the full webinar here. Contracts are the life blood of the meeting industry. Smart Meetings sat down with Darryl B. Keep Relationships in the Details One key aspect that is sometimes overlooked in the contract process is relationships. Resort fees.
Attendease
NOVEMBER 6, 2024
Venue contracts take weeks to finalize? Use it during team meetings to guide discussions and track progress. Time management A workback schedule helps you allocate the right amount of time for each task. Marketing emails need multiple rounds of review? Your schedule accounts for that. It’s built into the timeline.
EventMB
JULY 22, 2024
Skift Take: There was a time when contracts were written haphazardly, and deals were secured with a handshake. Andrea Doyle Read the Complete Story On Skift Meetings Those days are over. Today, the industry relies heavily on detailed written terms.
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