Newsmakers
Jul 01, 1997
Healthcare Organizations Diana J. Durham, PhD, has been named director of education and accreditation for the Audio-Digest Foundation, Glendale, CA, a nonprofit subsidiary of the California Medical Association. She is responsible for directing all...
SHOWCASE: Cancun
Jul 01, 1997
Guess what? Cancun is clean and safe and offers efficient, friendly service starting with airport personnel and continuing right through cab drivers to the front desk staff at your hotel...
Revised Essential 7: Joint Sponsorship Approved
Jul 01, 1997
Since 1992, accredited providers of continuing medical education (CME) have complained that the last of the seven Essentials (rules for operating a CME program established by the Accreditation Council for CME (ACCME) was the most burdensome. This...
One-to-One Programming Deserves One-to-One Marketing
Jun 01, 1997
How long is the "Who Should Attend" list in your meeting's brochure? Long and diffuse lists of who should attend adorn the majority of the 298 continuing professional education brochures that crossed my desk during a recent 31 day period. (I will...
Some Food for Thought
Jun 01, 1997
The success of your meeting depends on what your participants are eating. Here's why a meeting travels on its stomach--along with some lessons from the world of food marketing for medical conference organizers...
Look Who's Talking: Contracts for Speakers
Jun 01, 1997
Meeting executives hire speakers to educate or to entertain; the best speakers do both. It has become common practice for organizations that retain speakers, be they professional or volunteer, to enter into agreements with them outlining the terms...
Marrying Your Meeting Vendor
Jun 01, 1997
When Michael H. Paige, director, meeting and convention operations, Parke-Davis, Morris Plains, NJ, decided to outsource meeting services he took an unusual tack. "I wanted them in-house," he says, "so I could have hands-on control." After a six...
Checkup: A Modest Proposal
Jun 01, 1997
For years now, conference organizers and meeting planners have been promised the Virtual Reality Big Rock Candy Mountain, a magical place where you just push a button and seamlessly send your in-house meeting registration and requirements to a...
Newsmakers
Jun 01, 1997
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First-Class Service at Second-Tier Prices
Jun 01, 1997
What makes second-tier cities worth a medical conference organizer's while? They may require more hands-on attention, but they give good value, they're friendly, and they can be extraordinarily helpful. Here are three takes on these benefits, plus...
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