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Smart Moves in Las Vegas, New York and More

Smart Meetings

In this new role, Michaels will expand her scope to oversee all legal, risk management, internal audits, compliance and workers compensation functions within the company. Ariane Coldiron Ariane Coldiron, PRG Production Resource Group (PRG) welcomes Ariane Coldiron as senior vice president of corporate events.

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Why Risk Management Is an Essential Part of Planning an Event

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Risk management is an essential aspect of project management and, more specifically, in planning an event. Risk” can be defined as any unwanted event or situation that can lead to the failure of your project or event. Financial risks can be covered and mentioned in lots of different ways.

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Ukraine War Takes Toll on Conference Destinations

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Whether you participate in corporate event planning, association event planning or agency planning, you will have to consider how much risk you are willing or able to take. Maybe your risk management protocols prevent you from holding an event in a neighbouring country to Ukraine even if you wanted to.

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The Benefits of Running a CSR Event

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The event industry has long supported green meetings and CSR opportunities and with the incoming millennial population, it will likely do even more to push the CSR envelope. At the end of the day, corporate event marketers realize that doing good is good business, but it also just feels good. How event tech can help.

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10 plus books every meeting planner needs to read

Eventinterface

“I have never read a book about event planning specifically, but I found Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In by Fisher, Roger, Ury, William L., Patton, Bruce, to be very helpful when it came to negotiating contracts,” shares Maxine Viktor with Prismatic Event Planning and Public Relations.

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Four Crucial Questions To Ask When Developing an Effective Contingency Plan for Events

Smart Meetings

No one desires that illness, injury, violence, or natural disasters disrupt their corporate events, but having a comprehensive risk-mitigating strategy in place, event planners and attendees can move forward with confidence knowing that when the unexpected occurs, they will be prepared.

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Event insurance: An event business’s secret to standing out in today’s crowded market

Planning Pod

Enhance client trust and confidence You can use event insurance to highlight your commitment to client well-being and risk management, which could be a deciding factor for clients who prioritize a secure and stress-free event experience (aka, everyone). Get started today! So don’t wait!