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March 29th, 2009
In these challenging times there is a huge concern among conference, event and meeting planners that dwindling attendance may make breaking even difficult. Consider the risk, however, of not standing out in this current market when every dollar spent is going to be analysed. Perhaps it is time to look at this situation as an opportunity to break away from what has always been done and create something fresh and new that will make your conference the one that people will not want to miss.
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March 29th, 2009
“Well, THAT was a waste of my time!” We’ve all been there – you’ve probably been there at least once in your life. A meeting or conference that left you frustrated and annoyed and feeling as though it had been a waste of your precious time.
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March 29th, 2009
Going green is the right thing to do but it does take some planning. Beyond the argument of the future of our planet, going green is a new competitive edge and a way of differentiating your company, meetings and events from others.
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