
Designing for a “Quiet Quarter”: How to Cut Through Q4 Event Saturation
By Rachel Rubin Wilkins As the calendar turns toward September, a familiar shift takes hold across corporate offices, venues, event planners and hospitality spaces. Email

By Rachel Rubin Wilkins As the calendar turns toward September, a familiar shift takes hold across corporate offices, venues, event planners and hospitality spaces. Email

When donations fall short, creative packaging and smart strategy can make up the difference By Shannon Eason One of the most common comments we’re hearing

How Shifting County and City Tax Structures Impact Meeting Budgets By Sarah Wilkins ***See tax rate resources at the bottom of this article*** Choosing

By Rachel Rubin Wilkins A flawless agenda does not guarantee a flawless experience. We’ve all attended events where the keynote was brilliant, networking was promising,

By Shannon Eason Fundraising consultant: “What is your goal for this year’s event?” Organization: “Our board would like us to raise more than we did last year.

By Gene Turner Meeting and event professionals spend countless hours ensuring every detail runs smoothly. Registration, transportation, schedules, speakers, food service, security, audiovisual services and

By Rachel Rubin Wilkins The days of navigating awkward networking sessions over lukewarm drinks in small conference rooms are long gone. Today’s professionals are highly

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 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

By Rachel Rubin Wilkins As the calendar turns toward September, a familiar shift takes hold across corporate offices, venues, event planners and hospitality spaces. Email

When donations fall short, creative packaging and smart strategy can make up the difference By Shannon Eason One of the most common comments we’re hearing

How Shifting County and City Tax Structures Impact Meeting Budgets By Sarah Wilkins ***See tax rate resources at the bottom of this article*** Choosing

By Rachel Rubin Wilkins A flawless agenda does not guarantee a flawless experience. We’ve all attended events where the keynote was brilliant, networking was promising,

By Shannon Eason Fundraising consultant: “What is your goal for this year’s event?” Organization: “Our board would like us to raise more than we did last year.

By Gene Turner Meeting and event professionals spend countless hours ensuring every detail runs smoothly. Registration, transportation, schedules, speakers, food service, security, audiovisual services and

By Rachel Rubin Wilkins The days of navigating awkward networking sessions over lukewarm drinks in small conference rooms are long gone. Today’s professionals are highly

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 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