Tag Archives: Meetings

From the vibrant hustle of the Houston-The Woodlands-Sugar Land metroplex to the Gulf Coast waterfronts of Galveston, check out what not to miss in east Texas.

Networking Ambassadors have the power to greatly enhance human connections and cultivate a sense of belonging at business events.

Hybrid meetings (which combine a virtual and in-person audience) have become a popular meeting format for many boards. It’s crucial your meeting design works for all attendees — whether in the room or miles away. This guide created by OnBoard will help you host successful hybrid meetings that will increase board effectiveness.

When we talk about successful event planning, the emphasis is quite often on the word "planning" and all the tools and techniques we employ to ensure a successful event. But what about after the event? How well do we evaluate/measure the success of the event, and do we spend the time necessary discussing what went well and where there is room for improvement?

From Amarillo and the legendary Route 66 in the Panhandle through El Paso's downtown renaissance in West Texas, come see the latest attractions and happenings!

How do we find just the right mix of structured programming while offering opportunities for organic networking and some fun too? There are several ways to incorporate some "downtime" that keeps attendees engaged – without burning them out.

Check out music, art, history and more in some of the fastest-growing cities in west and central Texas.

I recently attendeded ConferenceDirect's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Conference (D22) at the Hilton City Center in Denver, CO. This represented the organization’s first annual event bringing together a diverse group of meeting professionals, ConferenceDirect associates, and industry partners to explore a range of DEI topics and how they affect meetings and events.

Make attendees' presence count with thoughtful programming that not only last but lays a great foundation for repeat registrations and engagement.

A recent report from Lodging Econometrics found that Dallas’ pipeline of hotel projects is well ahead of every other U.S. metropolitan area. There are plenty of plans afoot in the rest of the Lone Star State as well.