Associations Now
FEBRUARY 27, 2020
Many factors go into making that decision, but for organizations that decide to hold their event as planned, the World Health Organization (WHO) released a helpful resource on February 14. “ In addition, the document outlines what to do if meeting attendees exhibit symptoms consistent with the virus during the event.
Forj
APRIL 22, 2021
If you have eLearning courses that are outdated (for example, built using Adobe Flash, which was sunsetted at the end of 2020) or otherwise not meeting your needs (such as a live webinar that you want to repackage for on-demand viewing), a consultant can assist with this transition. Going forward, hybrid and virtual events are here to stay.
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Reid All About it
OCTOBER 29, 2021
6% have no formal, documented strategy for their virtual conference. Robin Farmanfarmaian, author, “Facilitating Virtual Events”. Gianna Gaudini, Author of The Art of Event Planning and Head of Events, AWS Training and Certification. For our first in-person event since February 2020 (gasp!),
AssociationChat
JUNE 28, 2020
A lot has changed since February 2020. While I am no longer updating this list daily, I will continue to update this list with helpful links to news and resources I’ve found that could impact how association and events professionals make decisions as we look to the horizon. What Events Are Going Ahead Despite the Pandemic?
AssociationChat
APRIL 15, 2020
Here’s the latest: Revisiting agile teams after an abrupt shift to remote (source: McKinsey & Company) April 28, 2020 – Agile teams traditionally excel when their members are co-located. The future of big events in Nashville are in question amid COVID-19 (source: WKRN.com) April 17, 2020 –. Harris, M.D., Photo by Miguel Á.
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