Industry Associations Talk with Labor Department
Mar 07, 2005
I was a little disappointed when I read a press release about ASAE and MPI's latest salvo in their ongoing efforts to elevate the meetings profession in the public eye. It's great that American Society of Association Executives President and CEO...
Core competencies for planners
Mar 07, 2005
I was at the CME Congress in Toronto last week, where there was lots of talk about core competencies for various types of physicians--the things they absolutely have to know to do their jobs. There also was a lot of discussion about what the docs...
For the rich, it’s all about the experience
Mar 07, 2005
If your attendees tend to be on the affluent side, the American Express Platinum Luxury Survey, a new study of the affluent consumer, suggests that you may want to kick it up a notch when it comes to accommodations, dining, and special events...
nTAG hits the big time
Mar 06, 2005
I don't know how interesting those nTAG interactive badges really are, but one thing you have to say for the company is that they sure have a good PR company--they recently got a writeup in Forbes. And it's pretty positive, too. ...
Community, serendipity, and other deep thoughts
Mar 06, 2005
Meetings, whether corporate, association, or something else, are all about building community, as well as sharing information...
Shaved a yak lately?
Mar 06, 2005
Seth Godin has a great post about a phenomenon I'm all too familiar with, though I had no idea there was a name for it: Yak...
Off topic but very cool
Mar 06, 2005
If you like jazz and cool animation, check out what Michael Levy's done with "Giant Steps" by John Coltraine. It's an amazing...
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