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Smart Meetings shows how to write an event proposal.

MeetingsNet has seven habits that can future-proof your event program.

from Smart Meetings 2018. New year, new you – right? So the last thing you want to do is fall into the same pitfalls of fatigue and overall low energy. Get your eating habits right, move a little more and start this year off putting […]

from BBC The inverted thought process behind adding ‘anti-goals’ to your daily grind. Read more…

Many people use January as the perfect opportunity to re-evaluate the progress they made in the previous year. But when it comes to an exhibit program, you don’t have to wait for the New Year to do this—in fact, doing it a few times throughout […]

Time to reflect on the fitness of your exhibit program. Find out how following a steady plan will give you the strength and agility your program needs.

by Andrew Boswell Smart and measurable. That’s the core concept behind Andrew Boswell’s productivity and time management values. Read more…

from The Washington Post Gut feelings have paid off big-time for some of the most wealthy people on the planet. And now a new study suggests there’s some truth it’s effectiveness. Read more…

Even though Benjamin Franklin used words like diversions and contrive in his to-do lists, there are some practical things to take from his wisdom.

Your field reps’ first order of business is sales, and so it should be. So how can you maintain brand consistency at your trade show exhibits and make it easy on the rep too?

There are a number of key tips and tricks that you can use to help build momentum for the upcoming busy season effective immediately.

Do you reschedule or rush to comment on materials before meetings? Not anymore, thanks to the power of cloud computing.

There are some zero-budget ways speakers can add value to your next event.

Out of all the exhibit trends that have blossomed over the past few years, here are a few in particular we think have staying power.