CIC Adds Green Content To Apex Mtgs. InitiativeBy Elissa HunterThe Convention Industry Council is updating its Accepted Practices Exchange initiative and training program and examining corporate social... KEEP READINGMeetings In Profile: Attendee Feedback Spurs Tech Co. Meeting ChangesBy Elissa HunterHerndon, Va.-based software company Deltek late last year implemented a customer evaluation strategy to increase the return on investment of its annual... KEEP READINGPharmaceutical Firms Tighten Self-Regulation Of Meetings ProgramsBy Elissa HunterAlthough the regulations set forth in the United States by the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America are voluntary, many pharmaceutical... KEEP READINGSurvey: Corporate Mtg. Planners Wary Of Procurement, See Spending RiseBy Elissa HunterThe number of corporations with centralized meetings departments are decreasing slightly and many meeting buyers are unhappy with procurement's... KEEP READINGOdom To Lead Advito Global Mtgs. PracticeBy Amon CohenBCD Travel's Advito consulting unit last week launched a global strategic meetings management practice. George Odom, former leader of global travel and... KEEP READINGFormer Airline Exec Beauchine To Lead Carlson Mtgs. EffortBy Elissa HunterFormer Northwest Airlines sales executive Fay Beauchine last month was named executive vice president of global meetings, incentives and events for... KEEP READINGMeeting Tech Adoption To TipBy Corrie DoshThis year promises to be a tipping point for the mass adoption of meetings technology, caused by a convergence of new market entrants, technological... KEEP READINGMPI: Meeting Buyers Expect Expenses To ExpandBy Corrie DoshCorporate meeting expenses in 2007 are expected to swell by 18 percent from 2006 levels, according to a new survey of 269 corporate planners by Meeting... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2006-10-09By Corrie DoshBCD Travel Predicts Hikes For 2007 Rates, F&B Costs... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2006-10-09(2)By Corrie DoshBCD Travel Predicts Hikes For 2007 Rates, F&B Costs... KEEP READING2007 Meetings Budgets To Rise Commensurate With Hotel RatesBy Corrie DoshTravel management companies expect corporate meeting budgets in 2007 to rise at the same pace as hotel rates, with percentage increases generally in the... KEEP READINGBuyers Push Standard AddendaBy Corrie DoshA growing number of corporate meeting buyers are attempting to use standard addenda in their contracts with meeting vendors to protect their companies... KEEP READINGCIC Prepares To Issue Educational Paper About Meetings ContractsBy Corrie DoshThe Accepted Practices Exchange initiative by the Convention Industry Council in the fourth quarter likely will release its most anticipated product: a... KEEP READINGIncentive Buyers Book International Travel Despite Security ConcernsIncentive travel buyers have grown a thick skin during the past two years when it comes to booking international trips and are not canceling bookings in... KEEP READINGIndustry Downplays Tech MergerBy Corrie DoshCorporate meeting buyers shrugged off a merger announcement last month by the industry's two leading technology companies and said they will continue to... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Meetings In Profile: Attendee Feedback Spurs Tech Co. Meeting ChangesBy Elissa HunterHerndon, Va.-based software company Deltek late last year implemented a customer evaluation strategy to increase the return on investment of its annual... KEEP READINGPharmaceutical Firms Tighten Self-Regulation Of Meetings ProgramsBy Elissa HunterAlthough the regulations set forth in the United States by the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America are voluntary, many pharmaceutical... KEEP READINGSurvey: Corporate Mtg. Planners Wary Of Procurement, See Spending RiseBy Elissa HunterThe number of corporations with centralized meetings departments are decreasing slightly and many meeting buyers are unhappy with procurement's... KEEP READINGOdom To Lead Advito Global Mtgs. PracticeBy Amon CohenBCD Travel's Advito consulting unit last week launched a global strategic meetings management practice. George Odom, former leader of global travel and... KEEP READINGFormer Airline Exec Beauchine To Lead Carlson Mtgs. EffortBy Elissa HunterFormer Northwest Airlines sales executive Fay Beauchine last month was named executive vice president of global meetings, incentives and events for... KEEP READINGMeeting Tech Adoption To TipBy Corrie DoshThis year promises to be a tipping point for the mass adoption of meetings technology, caused by a convergence of new market entrants, technological... KEEP READINGMPI: Meeting Buyers Expect Expenses To ExpandBy Corrie DoshCorporate meeting expenses in 2007 are expected to swell by 18 percent from 2006 levels, according to a new survey of 269 corporate planners by Meeting... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2006-10-09By Corrie DoshBCD Travel Predicts Hikes For 2007 Rates, F&B Costs... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2006-10-09(2)By Corrie DoshBCD Travel Predicts Hikes For 2007 Rates, F&B Costs... KEEP READING2007 Meetings Budgets To Rise Commensurate With Hotel RatesBy Corrie DoshTravel management companies expect corporate meeting budgets in 2007 to rise at the same pace as hotel rates, with percentage increases generally in the... KEEP READINGBuyers Push Standard AddendaBy Corrie DoshA growing number of corporate meeting buyers are attempting to use standard addenda in their contracts with meeting vendors to protect their companies... KEEP READINGCIC Prepares To Issue Educational Paper About Meetings ContractsBy Corrie DoshThe Accepted Practices Exchange initiative by the Convention Industry Council in the fourth quarter likely will release its most anticipated product: a... KEEP READINGIncentive Buyers Book International Travel Despite Security ConcernsIncentive travel buyers have grown a thick skin during the past two years when it comes to booking international trips and are not canceling bookings in... KEEP READINGIndustry Downplays Tech MergerBy Corrie DoshCorporate meeting buyers shrugged off a merger announcement last month by the industry's two leading technology companies and said they will continue to... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Pharmaceutical Firms Tighten Self-Regulation Of Meetings ProgramsBy Elissa HunterAlthough the regulations set forth in the United States by the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America are voluntary, many pharmaceutical... KEEP READINGSurvey: Corporate Mtg. Planners Wary Of Procurement, See Spending RiseBy Elissa HunterThe number of corporations with centralized meetings departments are decreasing slightly and many meeting buyers are unhappy with procurement's... KEEP READINGOdom To Lead Advito Global Mtgs. PracticeBy Amon CohenBCD Travel's Advito consulting unit last week launched a global strategic meetings management practice. George Odom, former leader of global travel and... KEEP READINGFormer Airline Exec Beauchine To Lead Carlson Mtgs. EffortBy Elissa HunterFormer Northwest Airlines sales executive Fay Beauchine last month was named executive vice president of global meetings, incentives and events for... KEEP READINGMeeting Tech Adoption To TipBy Corrie DoshThis year promises to be a tipping point for the mass adoption of meetings technology, caused by a convergence of new market entrants, technological... KEEP READINGMPI: Meeting Buyers Expect Expenses To ExpandBy Corrie DoshCorporate meeting expenses in 2007 are expected to swell by 18 percent from 2006 levels, according to a new survey of 269 corporate planners by Meeting... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2006-10-09By Corrie DoshBCD Travel Predicts Hikes For 2007 Rates, F&B Costs... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2006-10-09(2)By Corrie DoshBCD Travel Predicts Hikes For 2007 Rates, F&B Costs... KEEP READING2007 Meetings Budgets To Rise Commensurate With Hotel RatesBy Corrie DoshTravel management companies expect corporate meeting budgets in 2007 to rise at the same pace as hotel rates, with percentage increases generally in the... KEEP READINGBuyers Push Standard AddendaBy Corrie DoshA growing number of corporate meeting buyers are attempting to use standard addenda in their contracts with meeting vendors to protect their companies... KEEP READINGCIC Prepares To Issue Educational Paper About Meetings ContractsBy Corrie DoshThe Accepted Practices Exchange initiative by the Convention Industry Council in the fourth quarter likely will release its most anticipated product: a... KEEP READINGIncentive Buyers Book International Travel Despite Security ConcernsIncentive travel buyers have grown a thick skin during the past two years when it comes to booking international trips and are not canceling bookings in... KEEP READINGIndustry Downplays Tech MergerBy Corrie DoshCorporate meeting buyers shrugged off a merger announcement last month by the industry's two leading technology companies and said they will continue to... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Survey: Corporate Mtg. Planners Wary Of Procurement, See Spending RiseBy Elissa HunterThe number of corporations with centralized meetings departments are decreasing slightly and many meeting buyers are unhappy with procurement's... KEEP READINGOdom To Lead Advito Global Mtgs. PracticeBy Amon CohenBCD Travel's Advito consulting unit last week launched a global strategic meetings management practice. George Odom, former leader of global travel and... KEEP READINGFormer Airline Exec Beauchine To Lead Carlson Mtgs. EffortBy Elissa HunterFormer Northwest Airlines sales executive Fay Beauchine last month was named executive vice president of global meetings, incentives and events for... KEEP READINGMeeting Tech Adoption To TipBy Corrie DoshThis year promises to be a tipping point for the mass adoption of meetings technology, caused by a convergence of new market entrants, technological... KEEP READINGMPI: Meeting Buyers Expect Expenses To ExpandBy Corrie DoshCorporate meeting expenses in 2007 are expected to swell by 18 percent from 2006 levels, according to a new survey of 269 corporate planners by Meeting... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2006-10-09By Corrie DoshBCD Travel Predicts Hikes For 2007 Rates, F&B Costs... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2006-10-09(2)By Corrie DoshBCD Travel Predicts Hikes For 2007 Rates, F&B Costs... KEEP READING2007 Meetings Budgets To Rise Commensurate With Hotel RatesBy Corrie DoshTravel management companies expect corporate meeting budgets in 2007 to rise at the same pace as hotel rates, with percentage increases generally in the... KEEP READINGBuyers Push Standard AddendaBy Corrie DoshA growing number of corporate meeting buyers are attempting to use standard addenda in their contracts with meeting vendors to protect their companies... KEEP READINGCIC Prepares To Issue Educational Paper About Meetings ContractsBy Corrie DoshThe Accepted Practices Exchange initiative by the Convention Industry Council in the fourth quarter likely will release its most anticipated product: a... KEEP READINGIncentive Buyers Book International Travel Despite Security ConcernsIncentive travel buyers have grown a thick skin during the past two years when it comes to booking international trips and are not canceling bookings in... KEEP READINGIndustry Downplays Tech MergerBy Corrie DoshCorporate meeting buyers shrugged off a merger announcement last month by the industry's two leading technology companies and said they will continue to... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Odom To Lead Advito Global Mtgs. PracticeBy Amon CohenBCD Travel's Advito consulting unit last week launched a global strategic meetings management practice. George Odom, former leader of global travel and... KEEP READINGFormer Airline Exec Beauchine To Lead Carlson Mtgs. EffortBy Elissa HunterFormer Northwest Airlines sales executive Fay Beauchine last month was named executive vice president of global meetings, incentives and events for... KEEP READINGMeeting Tech Adoption To TipBy Corrie DoshThis year promises to be a tipping point for the mass adoption of meetings technology, caused by a convergence of new market entrants, technological... KEEP READINGMPI: Meeting Buyers Expect Expenses To ExpandBy Corrie DoshCorporate meeting expenses in 2007 are expected to swell by 18 percent from 2006 levels, according to a new survey of 269 corporate planners by Meeting... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2006-10-09By Corrie DoshBCD Travel Predicts Hikes For 2007 Rates, F&B Costs... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2006-10-09(2)By Corrie DoshBCD Travel Predicts Hikes For 2007 Rates, F&B Costs... KEEP READING2007 Meetings Budgets To Rise Commensurate With Hotel RatesBy Corrie DoshTravel management companies expect corporate meeting budgets in 2007 to rise at the same pace as hotel rates, with percentage increases generally in the... KEEP READINGBuyers Push Standard AddendaBy Corrie DoshA growing number of corporate meeting buyers are attempting to use standard addenda in their contracts with meeting vendors to protect their companies... KEEP READINGCIC Prepares To Issue Educational Paper About Meetings ContractsBy Corrie DoshThe Accepted Practices Exchange initiative by the Convention Industry Council in the fourth quarter likely will release its most anticipated product: a... KEEP READINGIncentive Buyers Book International Travel Despite Security ConcernsIncentive travel buyers have grown a thick skin during the past two years when it comes to booking international trips and are not canceling bookings in... KEEP READINGIndustry Downplays Tech MergerBy Corrie DoshCorporate meeting buyers shrugged off a merger announcement last month by the industry's two leading technology companies and said they will continue to... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Former Airline Exec Beauchine To Lead Carlson Mtgs. EffortBy Elissa HunterFormer Northwest Airlines sales executive Fay Beauchine last month was named executive vice president of global meetings, incentives and events for... KEEP READINGMeeting Tech Adoption To TipBy Corrie DoshThis year promises to be a tipping point for the mass adoption of meetings technology, caused by a convergence of new market entrants, technological... KEEP READINGMPI: Meeting Buyers Expect Expenses To ExpandBy Corrie DoshCorporate meeting expenses in 2007 are expected to swell by 18 percent from 2006 levels, according to a new survey of 269 corporate planners by Meeting... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2006-10-09By Corrie DoshBCD Travel Predicts Hikes For 2007 Rates, F&B Costs... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2006-10-09(2)By Corrie DoshBCD Travel Predicts Hikes For 2007 Rates, F&B Costs... KEEP READING2007 Meetings Budgets To Rise Commensurate With Hotel RatesBy Corrie DoshTravel management companies expect corporate meeting budgets in 2007 to rise at the same pace as hotel rates, with percentage increases generally in the... KEEP READINGBuyers Push Standard AddendaBy Corrie DoshA growing number of corporate meeting buyers are attempting to use standard addenda in their contracts with meeting vendors to protect their companies... KEEP READINGCIC Prepares To Issue Educational Paper About Meetings ContractsBy Corrie DoshThe Accepted Practices Exchange initiative by the Convention Industry Council in the fourth quarter likely will release its most anticipated product: a... KEEP READINGIncentive Buyers Book International Travel Despite Security ConcernsIncentive travel buyers have grown a thick skin during the past two years when it comes to booking international trips and are not canceling bookings in... KEEP READINGIndustry Downplays Tech MergerBy Corrie DoshCorporate meeting buyers shrugged off a merger announcement last month by the industry's two leading technology companies and said they will continue to... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Meeting Tech Adoption To TipBy Corrie DoshThis year promises to be a tipping point for the mass adoption of meetings technology, caused by a convergence of new market entrants, technological... KEEP READINGMPI: Meeting Buyers Expect Expenses To ExpandBy Corrie DoshCorporate meeting expenses in 2007 are expected to swell by 18 percent from 2006 levels, according to a new survey of 269 corporate planners by Meeting... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2006-10-09By Corrie DoshBCD Travel Predicts Hikes For 2007 Rates, F&B Costs... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2006-10-09(2)By Corrie DoshBCD Travel Predicts Hikes For 2007 Rates, F&B Costs... KEEP READING2007 Meetings Budgets To Rise Commensurate With Hotel RatesBy Corrie DoshTravel management companies expect corporate meeting budgets in 2007 to rise at the same pace as hotel rates, with percentage increases generally in the... KEEP READINGBuyers Push Standard AddendaBy Corrie DoshA growing number of corporate meeting buyers are attempting to use standard addenda in their contracts with meeting vendors to protect their companies... KEEP READINGCIC Prepares To Issue Educational Paper About Meetings ContractsBy Corrie DoshThe Accepted Practices Exchange initiative by the Convention Industry Council in the fourth quarter likely will release its most anticipated product: a... KEEP READINGIncentive Buyers Book International Travel Despite Security ConcernsIncentive travel buyers have grown a thick skin during the past two years when it comes to booking international trips and are not canceling bookings in... KEEP READINGIndustry Downplays Tech MergerBy Corrie DoshCorporate meeting buyers shrugged off a merger announcement last month by the industry's two leading technology companies and said they will continue to... KEEP READINGMore Articles
MPI: Meeting Buyers Expect Expenses To ExpandBy Corrie DoshCorporate meeting expenses in 2007 are expected to swell by 18 percent from 2006 levels, according to a new survey of 269 corporate planners by Meeting... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2006-10-09By Corrie DoshBCD Travel Predicts Hikes For 2007 Rates, F&B Costs... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2006-10-09(2)By Corrie DoshBCD Travel Predicts Hikes For 2007 Rates, F&B Costs... KEEP READING2007 Meetings Budgets To Rise Commensurate With Hotel RatesBy Corrie DoshTravel management companies expect corporate meeting budgets in 2007 to rise at the same pace as hotel rates, with percentage increases generally in the... KEEP READINGBuyers Push Standard AddendaBy Corrie DoshA growing number of corporate meeting buyers are attempting to use standard addenda in their contracts with meeting vendors to protect their companies... KEEP READINGCIC Prepares To Issue Educational Paper About Meetings ContractsBy Corrie DoshThe Accepted Practices Exchange initiative by the Convention Industry Council in the fourth quarter likely will release its most anticipated product: a... KEEP READINGIncentive Buyers Book International Travel Despite Security ConcernsIncentive travel buyers have grown a thick skin during the past two years when it comes to booking international trips and are not canceling bookings in... KEEP READINGIndustry Downplays Tech MergerBy Corrie DoshCorporate meeting buyers shrugged off a merger announcement last month by the industry's two leading technology companies and said they will continue to... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Meetings Beat - 2006-10-09By Corrie DoshBCD Travel Predicts Hikes For 2007 Rates, F&B Costs... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2006-10-09(2)By Corrie DoshBCD Travel Predicts Hikes For 2007 Rates, F&B Costs... KEEP READING2007 Meetings Budgets To Rise Commensurate With Hotel RatesBy Corrie DoshTravel management companies expect corporate meeting budgets in 2007 to rise at the same pace as hotel rates, with percentage increases generally in the... KEEP READINGBuyers Push Standard AddendaBy Corrie DoshA growing number of corporate meeting buyers are attempting to use standard addenda in their contracts with meeting vendors to protect their companies... KEEP READINGCIC Prepares To Issue Educational Paper About Meetings ContractsBy Corrie DoshThe Accepted Practices Exchange initiative by the Convention Industry Council in the fourth quarter likely will release its most anticipated product: a... KEEP READINGIncentive Buyers Book International Travel Despite Security ConcernsIncentive travel buyers have grown a thick skin during the past two years when it comes to booking international trips and are not canceling bookings in... KEEP READINGIndustry Downplays Tech MergerBy Corrie DoshCorporate meeting buyers shrugged off a merger announcement last month by the industry's two leading technology companies and said they will continue to... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Meetings Beat - 2006-10-09(2)By Corrie DoshBCD Travel Predicts Hikes For 2007 Rates, F&B Costs... KEEP READING2007 Meetings Budgets To Rise Commensurate With Hotel RatesBy Corrie DoshTravel management companies expect corporate meeting budgets in 2007 to rise at the same pace as hotel rates, with percentage increases generally in the... KEEP READINGBuyers Push Standard AddendaBy Corrie DoshA growing number of corporate meeting buyers are attempting to use standard addenda in their contracts with meeting vendors to protect their companies... KEEP READINGCIC Prepares To Issue Educational Paper About Meetings ContractsBy Corrie DoshThe Accepted Practices Exchange initiative by the Convention Industry Council in the fourth quarter likely will release its most anticipated product: a... KEEP READINGIncentive Buyers Book International Travel Despite Security ConcernsIncentive travel buyers have grown a thick skin during the past two years when it comes to booking international trips and are not canceling bookings in... KEEP READINGIndustry Downplays Tech MergerBy Corrie DoshCorporate meeting buyers shrugged off a merger announcement last month by the industry's two leading technology companies and said they will continue to... KEEP READINGMore Articles
2007 Meetings Budgets To Rise Commensurate With Hotel RatesBy Corrie DoshTravel management companies expect corporate meeting budgets in 2007 to rise at the same pace as hotel rates, with percentage increases generally in the... KEEP READINGBuyers Push Standard AddendaBy Corrie DoshA growing number of corporate meeting buyers are attempting to use standard addenda in their contracts with meeting vendors to protect their companies... KEEP READINGCIC Prepares To Issue Educational Paper About Meetings ContractsBy Corrie DoshThe Accepted Practices Exchange initiative by the Convention Industry Council in the fourth quarter likely will release its most anticipated product: a... KEEP READINGIncentive Buyers Book International Travel Despite Security ConcernsIncentive travel buyers have grown a thick skin during the past two years when it comes to booking international trips and are not canceling bookings in... KEEP READINGIndustry Downplays Tech MergerBy Corrie DoshCorporate meeting buyers shrugged off a merger announcement last month by the industry's two leading technology companies and said they will continue to... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Buyers Push Standard AddendaBy Corrie DoshA growing number of corporate meeting buyers are attempting to use standard addenda in their contracts with meeting vendors to protect their companies... KEEP READINGCIC Prepares To Issue Educational Paper About Meetings ContractsBy Corrie DoshThe Accepted Practices Exchange initiative by the Convention Industry Council in the fourth quarter likely will release its most anticipated product: a... KEEP READINGIncentive Buyers Book International Travel Despite Security ConcernsIncentive travel buyers have grown a thick skin during the past two years when it comes to booking international trips and are not canceling bookings in... KEEP READINGIndustry Downplays Tech MergerBy Corrie DoshCorporate meeting buyers shrugged off a merger announcement last month by the industry's two leading technology companies and said they will continue to... KEEP READINGMore Articles
CIC Prepares To Issue Educational Paper About Meetings ContractsBy Corrie DoshThe Accepted Practices Exchange initiative by the Convention Industry Council in the fourth quarter likely will release its most anticipated product: a... KEEP READINGIncentive Buyers Book International Travel Despite Security ConcernsIncentive travel buyers have grown a thick skin during the past two years when it comes to booking international trips and are not canceling bookings in... KEEP READINGIndustry Downplays Tech MergerBy Corrie DoshCorporate meeting buyers shrugged off a merger announcement last month by the industry's two leading technology companies and said they will continue to... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Incentive Buyers Book International Travel Despite Security ConcernsIncentive travel buyers have grown a thick skin during the past two years when it comes to booking international trips and are not canceling bookings in... KEEP READINGIndustry Downplays Tech MergerBy Corrie DoshCorporate meeting buyers shrugged off a merger announcement last month by the industry's two leading technology companies and said they will continue to... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Industry Downplays Tech MergerBy Corrie DoshCorporate meeting buyers shrugged off a merger announcement last month by the industry's two leading technology companies and said they will continue to... KEEP READINGMore Articles