EventMB
MAY 10, 2021
The sweeping cancellations and pandemic-related uncertainties have exposed vulnerabilities in the way third-party planners get paid, which is pushing some to redefine their contracts in order to protect their interests. Is this sustainable? The post Third-Party Planners Are Taking Charge to Protect Their Contracts — Will it Last?
GEVME
JANUARY 27, 2020
While people love spending their time in such places, the organizers do not really place sustainability as the anchor of organizing such events. The concept of sustainability has been around for a long time but now it has become the need of the hour so that each one of us can do our bit in making an impact on the environment.
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PCMA Convene
MARCH 27, 2024
For a sense of how the business events industry is — or isn’t — embracing sustainability, let’s take a look at three different surveys. Only 17 percent of 340 organizers, who plan corporate, nonprofit, academic, and other kinds of event, said they are featuring sustainability in their program content.
Endless Events
DECEMBER 13, 2022
Newbie event planners will often pick a venue, negotiate a deal with them, and sign the venue’s provided contract. . Here’s how your event goals can (and should) change your venue contract in those areas. Ask the venue to include contract terms for COVID compliance, like requiring all venue staff to wear masks. Management.
Velvet Chainsaw
MARCH 15, 2023
This perfect storm significantly threatens the sustainability of associations and adds tremendous pressure to those who are organizing events to find ways to improve their financial performance. Event planners should consider asking key suppliers to add a Service Level Agreement (SLA) to their contract.
Gallus Events
JANUARY 16, 2022
Why You Need to Run a More Sustainable Event. The reason we have to run more sustainable events is clear, you only have to look at the very basic building blocks of our events to find out that we have a challenge ahead of us: . Many of whom are on zero-hour contracts, doing low-paid, physically demanding work. Excess and waste
Attendease
JANUARY 21, 2021
Next is the Social Contract, the new Code of Conduct with the event where we agree to maintain safe distancing, wear masks and to not participate if we are feeling unwell. Sustainability is not a buzzword and climate change is real. Shift: Regeneration. Shift: Creative Reinvention.
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