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World Health Organization Publishes Coronavirus Event-Planning Guide

Associations Now

As concern about the coronavirus grows, the World Health Organization recently released a report with recommendations about keeping attendees safe at large events. In addition, the document outlines what to do if meeting attendees exhibit symptoms consistent with the virus during the event. Please share in the comments.

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Planning a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony: Your Essential Checklist

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Typically, the person responsible for cutting the ribbon at the ceremony is either: A member of the community A local official like a mayor A representative of the chamber of commerce The business owner or senior executive of the business Who you select depends on your business or organization and its community involvement.

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Creating an Event Communication Plan

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An event communication plan is a strategic document that outlines how you will communicate with attendees and team members before, during, and after an event. A robust event communication plan will include: Event Objectives and Goals : Clearly define what you want to achieve with when communication about your event.

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Trade Association CEO Support: Event Planning Checklist

Trade Association CEO Blog

Ask me for a quote on many projects like: Newsletter design, newsletter strategy, newsletter production, strategic planning, budgeting, evaluation of endorsed programs, governance structuring, bylaws, education programming, member database selection/conversion/optimization/training, discussion facilitation and more. Event Planning Checklist.

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Daily Buzz: America’s First Coin Returns Home

Associations Now

in a press release. Extending the Event Life Span. It takes a lot to deliver an amazing event: Finding speakers, planning workshops & creating content that inspires and educates. But too often after the event everyone leaves and the content gets forgotten. An event planning to-do list can seem endless.

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How to Keep Your Event Speakers Happy

Expo Logic

Satisfied event speakers are also more likely to mention their positive experiences to their professional network, which reflects nicely on your organization and may even help you secure leads for future events. How to Find Your Next Event Speaker. What channels can you both use to promote the event?

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Coming to Their Senses: Creating Multisensory Events

Associations Now

The way to a more immersive meeting experience for your attendees is to create multisensory events, says new research by London & Partners and CWT Meetings & Events. Last year, Anne Thornley-Brown shared seven multisensory event ideas on Cvent’s Event Planning blog based on her attendance at an Incentiveworks meeting.