Following Lawrence Group’s completion of Columbia, Missouri’s The Broadway – A DoubleTree by Hilton hotel in 2013, the firm returned to provide interior design and
By Rachel Rubin Wilkins Spring has officially sprung in the Show-Me State, and with it comes the rhythmic crack of the bat and the emerald
By Astrid Zeppenfeld Meetings, expos, conferences, trade shows, dance competitions… You name the event you are planning, and St. Charles Convention Center has you covered.
Recent MEET Survey Responses Reveal a Changing Planning Landscape By Olivia Grooms Meeting planners today are operating in a landscape that demands both adaptability and
By Kaitlyn Wallace Boredom is the successful meeting planner’s worst enemy. That sinking feeling in your chest that comes on when seeing attendees yawn or
By Rebecca Bultsma Have you noticed a flood of “We’ve updated our terms of service” emails lately? If you’re like most people, you probably archive
By Kaitlyn Wallace Summer events can be as challenging as they are satisfying. Along with the hundreds of routine planning tasks—coordinating with vendors, managing client
Moving Beyond Five-Year Event Strategies in a Fast-Changing World By Kyle Sadewhite For years, long-term event planning meant locking in venues five years out, building
A Meeting and Event Venue Sure to Inspire By Astrid Zeppenfeld Unity Village, right next to Lee’s Summit and just outside Kansas City, Missouri, is
By Amy Yount The GBTA St. Louis Chapter is energized this summer with a strong sense of momentum and collaboration. By working together and leveraging
Following Lawrence Group’s completion of Columbia, Missouri’s The Broadway – A DoubleTree by Hilton hotel in 2013, the firm returned to provide interior design and
By Rachel Rubin Wilkins Spring has officially sprung in the Show-Me State, and with it comes the rhythmic crack of the bat and the emerald
By Astrid Zeppenfeld Meetings, expos, conferences, trade shows, dance competitions… You name the event you are planning, and St. Charles Convention Center has you covered.
Recent MEET Survey Responses Reveal a Changing Planning Landscape By Olivia Grooms Meeting planners today are operating in a landscape that demands both adaptability and
By Kaitlyn Wallace Boredom is the successful meeting planner’s worst enemy. That sinking feeling in your chest that comes on when seeing attendees yawn or
By Rebecca Bultsma Have you noticed a flood of “We’ve updated our terms of service” emails lately? If you’re like most people, you probably archive
By Kaitlyn Wallace Summer events can be as challenging as they are satisfying. Along with the hundreds of routine planning tasks—coordinating with vendors, managing client
Moving Beyond Five-Year Event Strategies in a Fast-Changing World By Kyle Sadewhite For years, long-term event planning meant locking in venues five years out, building
A Meeting and Event Venue Sure to Inspire By Astrid Zeppenfeld Unity Village, right next to Lee’s Summit and just outside Kansas City, Missouri, is
By Amy Yount The GBTA St. Louis Chapter is energized this summer with a strong sense of momentum and collaboration. By working together and leveraging
