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1. Trump failed to engage in basic counterintelligence hygiene with Putin

Author

Vinograd, Samantha

Subjects
Presidents (Government) -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Meetings -- Standards, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Samantha VinogradWhen I took notes during President Barack Obama's meetings or worked on lists of proposed participants for meetings with foreign leaders, I knew that one of the main [...]

Published
2019

2. Contract addenda risk? Standard hotel mtg. contractual language could spur litigation

Author

Dosh, Corrie

Subjects
Meetings -- Standards, Hospitality industry -- Contracts, Convention service firms -- Contracts, Contracts -- Management, Contracts -- Standards, Contract agreement, Business, Business, international, Human resources and labor relations, Travel industry
Abstract

As more corporations draft standard addenda to hotel meeting contracts, industry consultants warned both buyers and suppliers that they may be at greater risk for litigation. However, buyers said setting [...]

Published
2005

3. 7 Steps to Limit Liquor Liability

Author

Ferrara, Nicole Brudos

Subjects
Meetings -- Standards, Event planning -- Vocational guidance, Alcohols -- Usage, Alcohols -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Business, Business, general
Abstract

You've heard the horror story. An association hosts an event where alcohol is served. An attendee over-indulges, gets in his car, and drives straight into oncoming traffic on the highway, [...]

Published
2005

4. BlackBerry tap into feelings of offense

Author

Devlin, Frank

Subjects
Smart phones -- Usage, Telephone etiquette -- Surveys, Meetings -- Standards, Smart phone, Business, Business, regional, Research in Motion BlackBerry (Smart phone) -- Usage
Abstract

A recent poll conducted by the Philadelphia Business Journal showed that the use of BlackBerry phones in meetings is considered by many as unethical. People who use the smartphone to check their e-mails, surf the Internet and manage their calendar during meetings are opined as rude since they distract other participants. Etiquette issues on the usage of the wireless phones are presented.

Published
2008

5. Spec standards are nearer

Author

Krantz, Marshall

Subjects
Meetings -- Standards, Trade shows -- Standards, Trade show management firms -- Quality management, Meeting planners -- Quality management, Trade show, Business, Human resources and labor relations, Travel industry
Abstract

McLean, Va. -- The third of seven panels convened under the Convention Industry Council's APEX initiative to create industry-wide business practices has recommended the industry adopt a newly formulated work [...]

Published
2002

6. Illinois Health Facilities And Services Review Board Publishes Guidelines For Public Participation

Subjects
Illinois. Health Facilities Authority -- Conferences, meetings and seminars -- Standards, Meetings -- Standards, Health facilities, Business, international
Abstract

The Illinois Health Facilities and Services Review Board (the Board) recently released new Guidelines for Public Participation at its meetings (Guidelines). The stated purpose of the Guidelines is to 'balance [...]

Published
2013

8. Be prepared with a meeting kit

Author

Lilly, Jana

Subjects
Societies, Meetings -- Standards, Meeting planners -- Standards, Associations, institutions, etc., Business, general, Business, Standards
Abstract

Unexpected situations arise at almost any meeting. Your association's meeting kit should be well stocked with at least the following: * disposable camera; * first-aid kit; * individually packaged doses [...]

Published
2004

9. CIC releases guide for APEX Discussion Groups

Subjects
Meetings -- Standards, Services industry, Business
Abstract

The Convention Industry Council (CIC) has completed a guide to planning town hall meetings about the Accepted Practices Exchange (APEX). The 'APEX City Discussion Group Step-by-Step Guide' is available at [...]

Published
2002

11. New CLC may tackle standards

Author

Nigro, Dana

Subjects
Meetings -- Standards, Meeting planners -- Standards, Business, Business, general, Travel industry, Convention Liaison Council -- Conferences, meetings and seminars
Abstract

The Convention Liaison Council held a Council of Delegates meeting in Nov 1997, in Nashville, TN. The council discussed a proposal to establish standard practices in the areas of meeting profiles, meeting histories, contracts, resumes and banquet event orders, housing, terminology and requests for proposals/booking inquiries. The council also consented to the appointment of an advisory task force and the hiring of a consultant to conduct feasibility studies on the project., The new and improved Convention Liaison Council held its first Council of Delegates meeting since the group's reorganization in late 1996, and the results of the changes were obvious. The [...]

Published
1998

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