Events
1. Meeting Support Institute has a stand of 11 members with some very new technology for you to discover. Stijn Parideans is available for a quick tour every hour, on the hour.
2. Meeting Support Institute will have presentations at
a. The association day (on April the 21st)
b. the Faculty forum (Thanks to MPI)
Are you going to IMEX 08?
The dinners with MSI know an increasing success and we think it is because the new bread of meeting professionals that get together. Innovative, creative and technology people get together. A lot of ideas float arround and some great thinking takes place. The energy from the last MSI dinner in Barcelona is still resonating. "Double Food dinners" so to speak: great local dishes on the table and food for thought.
The EIBTM dinner in December 2007 has 29 participants and for IMEX we probably will have more. Let us know if you want to join, everybody is welcome and everyone goes Dutch (each pays own bill).
contact : stijn.paridaens@meetingsupport.org
1. Meeting Support Institute has a stand of 11 members with some very new technology for you to discover. Stijn Parideans is available for a quick tour every hour, on the hour.
2. Meeting Support Institute will have presentations at
a. The association day (on April the 21st)
b. the Faculty forum (Thanks to MPI)
Are you going to IMEX 08?
1. Meeting Support Institute has a stand of 11 members with some very new technology for you to discover. Stijn Parideans is available for a quick tour every hour, on the hour.
2. Meeting Support Institute will have presentations at
a. The association day (on April the 21st)
b. the Faculty forum (Thanks to MPI)
Are you going to IMEX 08?
Conference countdown… yes – once again the clock is ticking, we’re counting the weeks leading up to Eventia’s 2008 summer conference. Bigger, bolder and even more thought-provoking than last year’s highly acclaimed event, The Summer Eventia will provide a mix of educational, networking and social activities designed to inspire, inform and entertain event professionals at every level within the organisation.
Conference countdown… yes – once again the clock is ticking, we’re counting the weeks leading up to Eventia’s 2008 summer conference. Bigger, bolder and even more thought-provoking than last year’s highly acclaimed event, The Summer Eventia will provide a mix of educational, networking and social activities designed to inspire, inform and entertain event professionals at every level within the organisation.
Conference countdown… yes – once again the clock is ticking, we’re counting the weeks leading up to Eventia’s 2008 summer conference. Bigger, bolder and even more thought-provoking than last year’s highly acclaimed event, The Summer Eventia will provide a mix of educational, networking and social activities designed to inspire, inform and entertain event professionals at every level within the organisation.
This workshop is aimed at “elevating the conversation” for a select group of WEC participants. Specifically created for more advanced and ambitious in-house and third-party planners, it will provide an overview of the concept of meeting design. The meetings industry has been, up to this point in its history, primarily focused on excellence in meeting logistics. Meeting design, on the other hand, addresses the ways in which meetings can be more interactive, engaging, and strategic.
This Master Class includes an interview with Maarten Vanneste, CMM author of 'Meeting Architecture, a manifesto' (MSI 2008)
The FLF is a professional development program for 30 select students who want to learn from top industry leaders. The program is designed for students interested in making a career in the meetings industry and gives participants valuable insight into industry trends and strategic elements important to the industry. Students have the opportunity to meet with and learn from other students and MPI members.
Like in 2006 and 2007, we would like to get together with all Meeting Support Institute friends. Therefore we organise the MSI dinner in El Cangrejo Loco, a restaurant with sea view,
(Formula: everybody pays his own bill).

As the British economy faces a degree a of uncertainty, the events industry must deliver excellence now more than ever. When morale is lower, expectation are higher.
In this climate, events teams come under pressure to make their case for expenditure. When it comes to value for money, everyone wants to know they are getting something extra.
That's why it's important to push the boundaries and keep formats fresh.
Crystal Interactive is running a free workshop in October, which will show you how to facilitate engaging live events that really meet business objectives.















