Results for Event Management

Are you looking to buy event management software, but aren't sure which one to choose? Check out this guide to learn how to choose the right one.

There are so many elements to coordinate when you’re running an event company. Your clients’ ideas are getting crazier and crazier, your budget is limited, time is running out, and suppliers are knocking at your door. At the same time, exhibitors are eager to see a visualization of the event space and the sound system provider is pestering you for the deposit. Is it possible to stay sane and keep control over the whole process? We’d like to share our ideas with you…

Replicon, a workforce management software company, drove attendance to live events with LinkedIn sponsored updates and InMail. Lessons for marketers.

Learn how you can use crisis management to ensure your next PR crisis is a one- or two-day news event, rather than a months-long PR disaster.

The public relations game is changing fast in the face of massive technological disruptions from virtual reality and artificial intelligence as well as global events such as Covid-19. So, how do you stay ahead and up-to-date as a PR professional? How do you stay relevant? The following 25 resources cover PR from every angle—storytelling to diversity to technology to stigma
Have you ever faced stigma as a PR professional as a liar, fake news creator, or spin doctor? Spin Sucks works against that…

Tina Berres Filipski - May 30, 2018
With the U.S. unemployment rate at its lowest rate in 18 years and 2.11 million new jobs added in 2017, the job market is more robust than it’s been in decades. For workers who want to change jobs, it’s a golden opportunity
But as upbeat as these numbers look from a jobs and employee perspective, it can be a tough climate for companies who want to keep their employees. Those companies that hang onto their top…

When it comes to business development, often we are so busy with operations and current customer programs, it's hard to find time to focus on new business development. It seems our biggest obstacle is simply not having enough time. The result can be unplanned and inconsistent business development activities
Promotional Consultant Today will help you get back on track with these five business development tips
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Using soil health building practices can help reduce standing water and move water into the soil after a rainfall event. In this Soil Health Minute, Abbey Wick visited two fields after a rain to show us a comparison of different management practices. After a rain is a great time to see how soil health...

Reading Time: < 1 minute Springville, Utah supplier Natural Trends has hired Karen Hurst as a Key Account Specialist. Hurst comes to the team with a strong background in sales management, customer engagement and event planning. Her primary role will be to expand key account partnerships and develop collaborative opportunities for continued revenue growth. Hurst will also be heavily involved in new customer care initiatives, oversee market testing and analysis of new …

Friday, February 23rd, 2018
There’s a good reason why event planning can be a career path all its own: It requires a lot of creativity, effort, and attention to the details. Events can take on a life of their own very quickly depending on the scope and size of the meeting, conference, or offsite gathering you’re planning
If you want to stay organized and impress your executive and colleagues at your next event, you need to become an event COP: creative, organized, project…

NEW YORK (AP) - As Nick Haschka bought four small horticultural businesses over the past two years, he had to help his new employees navigate almost constant change
"They've had to get used to a new owner, new management style, and many new processes and tools," says Haschka, owner of The Wright Gardner in South San Francisco, California
Small-business owners who recognize the impact that change…

By Fran Anderson, Owner, Marketing Calendar Office and Quint Howell, Director of Marketing, Stamats
Marketing is in a constant state of change. The processes, terms, tactics, and strategies are constantly evolving, asking those responsible to adapt and evolve with it
Many schools and companies a-like have created in-house marketing departments to be more nimble and keep up with the changes. From a staff of one or…

PALM BEACH COUNTY ESTATE PLANNING COUNCIL
Date: Thursday, October 1, 2015
Time: 7:30am - 9:30am
Speaker: Brad Deflin, Total Digital Security & Jennifer Hampton, Superior Virtual Services
Palm Beach County Estate Planning Council Roundtable Meetings are for 2015-16 Paid Council members only. The Roundtables are sponsored by Comerica Wealth Management
Brad Deflin is the Founder of Total Digital Security, a leader in the emerging Cyber-Security as…

After taking some advice from my last post , along with your own knowledge and expertise, of course, you’ve landed the internship of your dreams. Now it’s time to prepare for that daunting first day on the job. Here’s what you can do to prepare for your PR internship
1. Get to know the company even better. Hopefully, when preparing for your interview, you studied the company and its clients. Now is the time to learn everything you can. Dig through the company’s…

Everyone wishes they could “get it all done,” but when you work in design, it can be hard to make that happen. This is true whether you work at an agency, do freelance work, or help internal “clients” at your company
International agency business expert Karl Sakas from Agency Firebox will show AIGA Raleigh attendees:
1. How to set (and uphold) priorities, 2. How to delegate effectively as a leader (even if you don’t have your own team), and 3. How to successfully…

Q: I work at a nonprofit with a mission I greatly support. I am a paid professional staff member working with a committee of volunteers. Most are lovely, but there is one I continually clash with. She is a critical person who seems to tell me everything the rest of us are doing wrong. While she knows the subject matter, her delivery leaves much to be desired; she makes demands rather than advising. I have gone out of my way to be diplomatic…

By: Angela Rose for HEALTHeCAREERS Hiring top-notch talent can be difficult in any industry, including healthcare. As demand for preventative and elective services increases, physician practices, hospitals, and health systems of all sizes will only find more competition in the race to acquire the best orthopedic surgeons, emergency room nurses, physician assistants, mental health techs, and other key professionals. While successful recruiting is always a challenging…

10 Essential HR Best Practices
Invest in an employee handbook. This handbook is a terrific opportunity to make your expectations of employees known, and is ideal for communicating your corporate culture and mission. If you don't have one, make one
Furthermore, your employee handbook is a vital tool in protecting yourself from lawsuits over wrongful termination and similar issues. If your disciplinary procedures and policies are…

by Michael Haberman on February 18, 2015 · 1 comment
Should you be doing “mini” surveys of employee engagement
Employee engagement is recognized as critical to the success of a company. Many companies annually conduct a survey to measure engagement or employee satisfaction. What if measuring engagement once a year was not often enough? How often should you take the pulse of your employee engagement heart…

To get a better return on your trade show investment, set measurable objectives. Don’t focus on the reaction from senior management. That’s not an accurate measurement! After all, you go to a building product trade show to sell something. If the exhibit results in a measureable sales increase, then it’s a lot less important what the boss thinks of the booth
Set Measurable Objectives
1. Decide…