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The case for regional venue awards

by Tracy Halliwell, director of business tourism and major events, London & Partners Ahead of the London Venue Awards, London & Partner’s Tracy Halliwell

Is coffee the new wine?

by Stephanie Ellrott, RIBA venues According to a new survey of 2,000 people in the UK, 8 in 10 people regularly drink coffee and

Working on the move

For many professionals, the office-based 9-5 is a thing of the past. Instead, completing tasks while travelling to meetings or on the commute, has

Put your money where your mouth is

Controversy over the use of high-profile speakers at events was highlighted last month when a jobs-creation quango hit back at accusations it wasted taxpayers’

Define your aims, not the speaker

by Nick Gold, managing director, Speakers Corner The headline above seems such a simple bit of advice, but it is a vital first step

Going Dutch to get the most from fam trips

Richard John draws on an example of fam trip best practice from his latest travels Industry fam trips are an essential part of our

You know it makes sense

Rob Davidson says our five senses can act as biological learning portals for conferences There’s a new buzzword going around: multi-sensory events – conferences

The shrinking world of meetings

By Leslie Robertson, meetings architect and engagement consultant, Open Audience We’ve all had that one call – the one that excites and challenges. A

The best of both worlds

By Emma Norbury, graduate of QHotels Foundation Degree and events and reservations supervisor at The Midland Hotel, Manchester If my first-hand experience has taught

How to keep your audience in their seats

Political speechwriter Phil Collins advises meetings professionals on how to improve presentation skills Employers should be doing more to help workers develop confidence in

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