The four pillars upon which most successful events rest include the venue, transportation, and entertainment. The fourth pillar is innovation, coupled with imagination. To make your corporate event a standout, you must match the effort you put...
Flying into Montego Bay, Jamaica and looking out the window at the sandy beaches and the lush green mountains that rise up behind them, a visitor cannot help but see that this is one of the most beautiful spots on earth. There is no sugar-coating...
Are you meeting in a city you've never used before? Need information--fast? We've done some legwork for you by figuring out which resources work and which don't when you're exploring unfamiliar territory...
MEETING INDUSTRY LOBBY HITS WASHINGTON, DC Over the blare of recorded music at Washington, DC's Planet Hollywood Restaurant, participants in the fourth annual Meeting Industry Legislative Action Day (MILAD) March 6 traded notes between visits to...
In the mid-1980s, morale at General Electric's mobile communications plant in Lynchburg, VA couldn't have been much worse. The business had been losing money for years. Angry employees said that managers didn't know their names, much less talk to...
Four Ways to Add Some Fun to Your Golf Program The biggest challenge corporations face with their golf outings is keeping them fresh and interesting. Here are a few ideas that we have used successfully at the Boca Raton Resort & Club...
The 1997 Corporate Meetings & Incentives Golden Links Advisory Board, made up of 26 PGA professionals and golf industry executives, gathered at Marriott's Orlando World Center in Orlando, FL in January to measure hundreds of golf courses...