Revisiting accepted meetings &amp;amp; events constructs

An attempt to revise the current constructs of the meetings/events industry and introduce two new categories.

Travel

Dan Berger
August 23, 2020
Revisiting Accepted Meetings &
Events Constructs

•Weddings
•Birthday parties
•Mitzvahs
•Reunions
•Quinceaneras
MICE

•Weddings
•Birthday parties
•Mitzvahs
•Reunions
•Quinceaneras
•Meetings
•Incentive trips
•Corporate events
•Exhibits (trade
shows)
MICE

•Weddings
•Birthday parties
•Mitzvahs
•Reunions
•Quinceaneras
•Sports
•Military
•Educational
•Religious
•Fraternal
•Meetings
•Incentive trips
•Corporate events
•Exhibits (trade
shows)
MICE
SMERF

•Weddings
•Birthday parties
•Mitzvahs
•Reunions
•Quinceaneras
•Social
•Military
•Educational
•Religious
•Fraternal
•Meetings
•Incentive trips
•Corporate events
•Exhibits (trade
shows)
MICE
SMERF

•Weddings
•Birthday parties
•Mitzvahs
•Reunions
•Quinceaneras
•Social Sports
•Military
•Educational
•Religious
•Fraternal
•Meetings
•Incentive trips
•Corporate events
•Exhibits (trade
shows)
MICE
SMERF

•Weddings
•Birthday parties
•Mitzvahs
•Reunions
•Quinceaneras
•Sports
•Military
•Educational
•Religious
•Fraternal
•Affinity groups
•Community meetups
•Meetings
•Incentive trips
•Corporate events
•Exhibits (trade
shows)
MICE Community
SocialSMERF

•Weddings
•Birthdays (inc.
mitzvahs and
quinceaneras)
•Anniversaries
•Sports
•Military
•Educational
•Religious
•Fraternal
•Affinity groups
•Community meetups
•Meetings
•Incentive trips
•Corporate events
•Exhibits (trade
shows)
MICE Community
SocialSMERF

•Weddings
•Birthdays (inc.
mitzvahs and
quinceaneras)
•Anniversaries
•Sports
•Military
•Educational
•Religious
•Fraternal
•Meetings
•Incentive trips
•Corporate events
•Exhibits (trade
shows)
MICE Community
SocialSMERF

•Weddings
•Birthdays (inc.
mitzvahs and
quinceaneras)
•Anniversaries
•Sports
•Military
•Educational
•Religious
•Fraternal
•Communities of
interest aka
“meetups”
•Meetings
•Incentive trips
•Corporate events
•Exhibits (trade
shows)
MICE Community
SocialSMERF

The document proposes a Twitter tasting event marketing campaign for Hazlitt 1852 Vineyards. The goal is to encourage consumers to purchase the "Wine of the Month." A Twitter tasting involves people discussing a wine via Twitter using a hashtag. Hazlitt should choose a monthly date, event title, and hashtag. They should promote it and save the Twitter conversations. To encourage participation, Hazlitt could offer prizes, take employee tasting photos, and tweet food pairings. Other ideas include thank you cards, coupons, and a blog featuring the winery.

Portfolio

Stephen Steele

Stephen Steele has experience managing digital projects and websites for various charities. Some of the projects he worked on include: 1) Developing a new website for Soldiers' Charity that increased visits by 210% and donations by 72% based on analytics from 2012 to 2013. 2) Creating a new fundraising website for Big Curry events that helped the 2013 Lords Mayor Big Curry Lunch raise over £1 million. 3) Managing an integrated digital campaign for the Army Family that increased Facebook likes by 105% and generated over 100k in donations for FrontLine Magazine.

Lgbt weddings email

adehilster

ADH Meetings & Events is a planning company that can coordinate all aspects of ceremonies and receptions, whether in Chicago or internationally. They handle sites, invitations, hotels, catering, entertainment, vendors, themes, rentals, audiovisual equipment, and honeymoons to create a flawless special event. Interested clients can contact the social events specialist Virginia Lionberger to schedule an appointment and learn more.

Everyday Gratitude May 7 2015

Maria Malayter, PhD

Uses of Cupcakes For Any Occasion in Hyderabad!

bookthecake.com

Leen teen festival Charity/artistic

Antoaneta Luchian

The document summarizes a planning meeting for a charity event organized by students to raise money for an organization that helps mothers in need. The students divided into 6 groups to plan different elements of the event such as reception, location, catering, entertainment, and marketing. They created a budget and marketing plan. The event was a success, raising around €600 for the charity. In a follow up, the students analyzed the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of the event.

Alex Adams: How I built my brand

Victoria Jones

This document provides tips for marketing a Crime Stoppers organization with limited funds. It recommends developing strategies by looking at what other non-profits do, recruiting board members with marketing ideas, and tweaking ideas from other cities. Specific low-cost suggestions include using social media, blogs, websites, public relations, networking, print collateral, media outreach, billboards, email marketing, events, and community calendars. The overall message is that creative ideas and partnerships can promote an organization more than money alone.

Marketing Crime stoppers on a Shoestring

The document provides numerous marketing strategies for promoting a crime stoppers organization with limited funds. It recommends looking to other non-profits for fundraising ideas, developing a social media presence, creating a website and blog, pursuing public relations opportunities, networking, producing print collateral, and holding fundraising events like shredding days or casino nights. The goal is to creatively promote the organization through free and low-cost marketing tactics rather than relying solely on money.

Event.Visions.Overview.2011

Event Visions Consulting is a full-service event planning and PR firm that has been in business since 1990. They specialize in coordinating innovative, sustainable events that promote social, economic, and cultural benefits for clients and communities. The company works with a variety of industries and has experience planning events across the U.S. and in several Latin American countries. Their services include event production, PR, fundraising, artist management, and technical support.

Event.Visions.Overview 2011

Event Visions Consulting is a full-service company that specializes in event production and management, public relations, and brand marketing. It coordinates innovative, sustainable events that promote clients and communities. The company has 30 years of experience producing various events across the US and Latin America. It offers a range of services including event production, public relations, fundraising, artist management, and technical support.

Marketing on a Shoestring Budget

The document provides low-cost and free marketing strategies for non-profits, including using social media like Facebook and YouTube, creating a blog, building a simple website, pursuing public relations opportunities, networking, and leveraging community events and calendars. It emphasizes that marketing does not require large budgets but rather creative ideas and determination to promote an organization through affordable avenues.

Ce Events Services Brief Overview 2016

CALIBER enterprises is an event planning and public relations firm based in Atlanta. Their mission is to value unity, integrity, and fair business practices. They aim to cultivate wonderful and prosperous relationships with clients. CALIBER offers a wide range of event planning and execution services. They have experience planning large-scale corporate, nonprofit, fashion, and arts events. CALIBER and its CEO, Marcus Jackson, have worked with many celebrity, business, and nonprofit clients in Atlanta and beyond.

Ce Events Services Brief Overview 2016

Company profile

Zubair Hasan

This document provides information about event planning and management services offered by a company. The company organizes various types of events including parties (birthday parties, themed parties, launch parties), corporate events (conferences, dealers meets), wedding planning (wedding ceremonies, sangeet nights, varamalas), shows (fashion shows, road shows), and promotions. The company handles all aspects of event planning such as budgeting, venue selection, decor, catering, entertainment, and security.

Hey days hayfieldmn

haydays

Meetings & Events Predictions for the Decade (SCORED)

I used to do this talk a few times a year where I’d predict what the meetings & events industry was going to look like over the next decade. The last one I did was three years ago in January 2020. It was pre-covid, social justice, inflation, bank crashes, etc. Today (March 2023), one third into the 2020s, I wanted to see how right (or wrong I was). Turns out, I was pretty spot-on. My average was a 3.6/4.0 or a B+. This, of course, was self-scored so there’s room for discernment. Here is each prediction with an update.

Creating Community in a Post-Covid World

The document discusses measuring and building community pre-Covid, mid-Covid, and post-Covid. Pre-Covid, employee engagement and meetings industry activity were growing. Community events and online communities also grew as people sought connection. Mid-Covid, in-person events halted while online communities and neighborly engagement increased. Post-Covid, the author predicts meetings and events will strongly rebound as their value to organizations in areas like talent recruitment is recognized. The document also provides best practices for community building, including making members feel a strong sense of belonging and ensuring efforts are authentic to the community.

January 2020 - GO West - Predictions for the next Decade of Hospitality

The document provides predictions for trends in various industries over the next decade based on analysis of current data trends. It is presented as a slide deck in 43 slides covering 100 studies and 42 trends. Some key predictions include that limited and select service hotels will continue to grow in popularity in the US; food options at events will increasingly be meatless and alcohol-free; privacy standards will increase with regulations similar to GDPR becoming more common; remote work and coworking will become more integrated into events; and technology will continue automating and augmenting various aspects of event planning.

February 2020 - SMU International Predictions for the decade - Predictions fo...

This document outlines 10 predictions for the decade based on analysis of data trends. The predictions are: 1) The new decade will start with a buyer's market for hotels. 2) Attendees' privacy expectations will increase. 3) Planners will integrate coworking and remote attendance into their programs. 4) Events that provide attendees a sense of belonging will win. 5) There will be more ways to source groups and meetings. 6) Technology will augment the way we plan for the better. 7) Events will be more accessible, both in terms of attendance and location. 8) The next generation's values will be reflected in the way we plan. 9) Event organizers will need to be more flexible than ever. 10)

June 2020 - PIVOT Virtual Summit - Predictions for the next Decade of Hospit...

This document outlines 40 trends and 9 predictions for the decade based on analysis of data points. Some key trends highlighted include the growth of remote work and coworking, challenges to traditional models in industries like hotels, food and beverage, and a focus on attendee privacy, health, and values. Predictions include events integrating public health management, technology augmenting planning, and a need for flexibility given shifting attendee expectations and business models.

July 2020 - Northstar Small Meetings Summit - Predictions for the next Decade...

The document provides predictions for the coming decade based on analysis of data trends. It discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic will impact events and hospitality in the short and long term, with a staggered return over two years. Public health management is predicted to become a new essential skill for event planners. Remote work and digital technologies are also expected to significantly influence the future of events and the way they are planned.

May 2020 - Evolve Virtual Conference - Predictions for the next Decade of Hos...

This document outlines predictions for the decade based on data trends. It discusses how public health management will become a key factor in event planning due to COVID-19. Technology is predicted to augment the way events are planned, through increased automation, virtual elements, and improved accessibility. Finally, it suggests events will need to reflect the next generation's values around diversity and social issues to stay relevant.

Plotting the return of demand in the hospitality industry

How To Change A Name On American Airlines Ticket.pptx

edqour001namechange

You can easily change/correct a name on your flight ticket under the American Airlines name change policy. The airline provides multiple online and offline modes to place a name change request. To learn more about how to change a name on American Airlines ticket, you can directly approach the airline’s customer support. Moreover, you can connect with a flight expert at +1-866-738-0741 for quick assistance.

How Do I Plan a Kilimanjaro Climb? 7 Essential Tips Revealed.pdf

Eastafrica Travelcompany

5-Day Nathdwara Tour Itinerary: From Temples to Traditional Markets

Parag Goswami

Excursions in Tahiti Island Adventure

Unique Tahiti

Discovering Egypt A Step-by-Step Guide to Planning Your Trip.ppt

Imperial Egypt

Similar to Revisiting accepted meetings & events constructs

Kcsa marketing presentation 2.0

Cindy Miles, M.B.A.

Marketing Crime stoppers on a Shoestring

Event.Visions.Overview.2011

Event.Visions.Overview 2011

Marketing on a Shoestring Budget

Ce Events Services Brief Overview 2016

Ce Events Services Brief Overview 2016