How to introduce yourself at events
Many people would agree that the most difficult part of going to an event is being able to introduce yourself... Read More
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Vegas the big player – Macau doesn’t compare
Who are your main competitors within the US and abroad? Chicago, Orlando and San Diego have large hotels and a... Read More
Presentations that pack a punch
If you have ever watched the show Mad Men, about New York advertising executives in the 1960s, you will notice... Read More
Getting Jiggee with it
You’re the first CSEP (Certified Special Events Professional) in Malaysia and only the second in Asia. How did you get... Read More
4 tips for reducing no-shows
As event managers, we often pray for a near full house attendance when the officiating guests walk into the venue.... Read More
The art of motivational speaking
The details of a corporate gathering may be forgotten but delegates frequently remember a meaningful and motivational speech. We have... Read More
Let scholars make waves in the events industry
Over the years I have had the pleasure to speak and attend many event-industry con- ferences, but ICE2015 (Inter- national... Read More
What message does your venue give?
At times straightforward and upfront, at others modest and demure; sometimes distant and aloof, but on occasion flashy and flamboyant.... Read More
Incentives and the Icelandic factor
When working with companies on incentive programmes, it’s easy to get stuck in a groove when deciding on the location... Read More
What associations want
A lot of associations want to come to Asia because this is where their markets are growing and they want... Read More