As we pull out of the recession, most meeting planners lick their wounds. In tough times meeting and event budgets are cut. This is a paradox, because in tough times you need to look after your customers.

Why are budgets still cut? Because management don't have proof of their value. Nobody told them if meetings worked in the past, did they make customers more loyal, did they lead to increased sales, did they improve staff productivity, etc.

Tough times are still with us and they will come again, now is the time to prepare.

As we pull out of the recession, most meeting planners lick their wounds. In tough times meeting and event budgets are cut. This is a paradox, because in tough times you need to look after your customers.

Why are budgets still cut? Because management don't have proof of their value. Nobody told them if meetings worked in the past, did they make customers more loyal, did they lead to increased sales, did they improve staff productivity, etc.

Tough times are still with us and they will come again, now is the time to prepare.

  
As we pull out of the recession, most meeting planners lick their wounds. In tough times meeting and event budgets are cut. This is a paradox, because in tough times you need to look after your customers.

Why are budgets still cut? Because management don't have proof of their value. Nobody told them if meetings worked in the past, did they make customers more loyal, did they lead to increased sales, did they improve staff productivity, etc.

Tough times are still with us and they will come again, now is the time to prepare.

  As we pull out of the recession, most meeting planners lick their wounds. In tough times meeting and event budgets are cut. This is a paradox, because in tough times you need to look after your customers.

Why are budgets still cut? Because management don't have proof of their value. Nobody told them if meetings worked in the past, did they make customers more loyal, did they lead to increased sales, did they improve staff productivity, etc.

Welcome to IMEX '10

MSI has a stand thanks to the support of IMEX. F678

Our Members can be seen on the TechTap stand D785 

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Welcome to IMEX '10

MSI has a stand thanks to the support of IMEX. F678

Our Members can be seen on the TechTap stand D785 

Three course meal, in a nice restaurant.
CLAMP dinner format.

EIBTM had 70 confirmations and a surprise act:
"wonderful dinner,  Thank you again for including me." 
                                                                                     Terri Breining, CMP, CMM

Welcome to IMEX '10

MSI has a stand thanks to the support of IMEX. F678

Our Members can be seen on the TechTap stand D785 

In today’s economic climate, planning and evaluating meetings and events for bottom line value is more important than ever.

ROI Week in Dublin 30 August – 3 September 2010 offers six different courses to achieve and prove Return on Investment, including the use of SenseiROI, an online tool which takes most of the hard work out of setting objectives, collecting data and evaluating results from meetings and events.

In today’s economic climate, planning and evaluating meetings and events for bottom line value is more important than ever.

ROI Week in Dublin 30 August – 3 September 2010 offers six different courses to achieve and prove Return on Investment, including the use of SenseiROI, an online tool which takes most of the hard work out of setting objectives, collecting data and evaluating results from meetings and events.

In today’s economic climate, planning and evaluating meetings and events for bottom line value is more important than ever.

ROI Week in Dublin 30 August – 3 September 2010 offers six different courses to achieve and prove Return on Investment, including the use of SenseiROI, an online tool which takes most of the hard work out of setting objectives, collecting data and evaluating results from meetings and events.

In today’s economic climate, planning and evaluating meetings and events for bottom line value is more important than ever.

ROI Week in Dublin 30 August – 3 September 2010 offers six different courses to achieve and prove Return on Investment, including the use of SenseiROI, an online tool which takes most of the hard work out of setting objectives, collecting data and evaluating results from meetings and events.

In today’s economic climate, planning and evaluating meetings and events for bottom line value is more important than ever.

ROI Week in Dublin 30 August – 3 September 2010 offers six different courses to achieve and prove Return on Investment, including the use of SenseiROI, an online tool which takes most of the hard work out of setting objectives, collecting data and evaluating results from meetings and events.

 Event Camp Twin Cities is about inspiring you to try new communication and collaboration paradigms at your events.
Social, innovation, experimentation and collaboration in events are the key words that summarize what we want to demonstrate and discuss at Event Camp Twin Cities in Minneapolis, MN, USA and the remote POD events in Dallas, TX, USA and Basel, Switzerland.