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Diabetes conference defies COVID-19 to set new attendance recordFebruary 28, 2020Diabetes conference defies COVID-19 to set new attendance recordSome good news for a change.Northern Territory doubles subvention fund for meetingsFebruary 25, 2020Northern Territory doubles subvention fund for meetingsAssociations pondering a trip Down Under might be tempted by a new financial incentive.Club Liverpool honours its £70m conference ambassadorsFebruary 13, 2020Club Liverpool honours its £70m conference ambassadorsClub Liverpool, the city’s ambassador programme, marked its fifth anniversary by celebrating the people who have helped to bring £70m of conferences to the city in a special event at Liverpool Town Hall.Why I (almost) slept rough outside the UNs climate conferenceFebruary 6, 2020Why I (almost) slept rough outside the UNs climate conferenceBy William Thomson, Gallus EventsConference shame: why the industry needs to get its game face onJanuary 28, 2020Conference shame: why the industry needs to get its game face onI suppose it was only a matter of time.Four pillars: how meetings can change the worldJanuary 27, 2020Four pillars: how meetings can change the worldFilm star: how to spice up your association meeting with videoJanuary 24, 2020Film star: how to spice up your association meeting with videoThe creative use of video can help engage delegates and potential sponsors. It can also build attendance and greatly broaden visibility. Corbin Ball explains how…Cell block:  why Tweeting abroad could land delegates in troubleJanuary 16, 2020Cell block: why Tweeting abroad could land delegates in troubleEmanuele Scansani, operations manager at travel risk experts Riskline, explains how some social media posts can prove controversial, and even punishable by law, in certain countries…Out of the box: five extraordinary venues fit for the 2020sJanuary 3, 2020Out of the box: five extraordinary venues fit for the 2020sConvention centres allow architects to push the limits of creative design while pioneering innovative solutions to 21st century problems. Holly Patrick handpicks some of the most extraordinary meeting venues in the world...How slow meetings could help quell the sound and furyDecember 20, 2019How slow meetings could help quell the sound and furyIf Shakespeare was right when he described life as ‘a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing’, then what, one wonders, would he have made of social media?Show More
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