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Megan Rowe

Contributing Writer

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Megan Rowe is a seasoned food and travel writer and a regular contributor to MeetingsNet and other Penton Media magazines. Her company, MJR Communications, is based in Cleveland. 

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Great Training—But Did They Learn Anything?
Sep 01, 2002
Jack Morton Worldwide’s client list reads like a Who’s Who in the pharmaceutical industry. Whether it’s for a splashy rollout of a new remedy or a jump-start to sales of an old standby facing new competition...
Pushing the Boundaries
Jul 01, 2002
Today's been-there, done-that travelers crave new experiences. In the past six years, adventure travel has grown 6 percent to 8 percent annually, according to the Salina, Colo.-based Adventure Travel Society. But...
Game Day
Jul 01, 2002
Humana's Chuck Lane breathed a sigh of relief when the last foursome of 144 top sales producers and execs headed out to the greens at Maui's Kaanapali Golf Resort in Hawaii. But then came the dreaded phone call from...
Get Those Juices Flowing
Jun 01, 2002
Cultivating creativity is the goal of Art Expeditions, a St. Louis-based outfit that leads groups in art-themed exercises...
Meetings Take Center Stage
Jun 01, 2002
For the skinny on the conference center business, Dave Arnold is the man. Arnold, an executive vice president with PKF Consulting in Philadelphia, spends his days tracking trends in conference center development and...
Adventures in Downtown
Jun 01, 2002
Holding a meeting downtown can make your job as a religious meeting planner both harder and easier. Easier because these destinations are often more conveniently located than resort areas, and typically your attendees...
The Gift of Flight?
May 01, 2002
After awarding a Dodge Viper to a top performer, management at IBM's Tivoli Systems division started looking for something even more spectacular to fire up the sales troops. An idea took flight: The Austin, Texas...
Pushing the Boundaries
May 01, 2002
Today's been-there, done-that travelers crave new experiences. In the last six years, adventure travel has grown 6 percent to 8 percent annually, according to the Salina, Colo.-based Adventure Travel Society — and 82...
Why Citibank Likes Conference Centers
Mar 01, 2002
The karaoke machine was the ultimate icebreaker for Citibank's U.S. Consumer Bank division. During a recent teambuilding meeting at the National Conference Center in Lansdowne, Va., “We had the California folks...
A No Cell-Phone Zone
Mar 01, 2002
Cell phones and Blackberries (wireless PDAs) aren't welcome at the National Conference Center, and there are no plans to change that...
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