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The Perfect Meeting is dedicated to promoting best practices in meeting design, with special emphasis on creating formal and informal learning programs which optimizes the attendee experience. 

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John Nawn
Sat Feb-12, 3:00 PM CST- 4:00 PM CST
The Future of Meetings
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Feb 7
All: Meeting of the Future Recap
"In advance of my co-creation session on Saturday afternoon, I wanted to share a recap of a similar session I conducted at MPI's WEC last year in Vancouver. This recap contains a number of meeting design ideas for consideration before, during, and after a meeting or event. I hope we can build on this growing body of knowledge Saturday.  Here's a link to the recap: http://www...."

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John N
Mar 25
Web Site Banned for Life (from meetings) Ever attend a meeting and think to yourself...”That ought to be banned for life...”? Well here’s your chance. If we’re going to change th...
John N
Mar 24
Web Site The State of Sponsorship: By the Numbers Report from IEG’s Unbound Conference (March 21-24, 2010). Like the rest of the economy, 2009 was a challenging year for those involved wi...
John N
Mar 24
Web Site The State of Sponsorship: Trends Occasionally, I’ll be reporting on meetings and events of interest to me (and hopefully you, too).Report from IEG’s Unbound Conference (M...
John N
Mar 17
Web Site Meetings in 2020: Déjà vu all over again? Some highlights from the Convention 2020 research study, conducted by Fast Future Research and sponsored by IMEX, ICCA, and others: • We ...
John N
Mar 11
Web Site Once Upon a Time... …there was a meeting. And everyone at the meeting was bored! Why? Because the speakers and presenters failed to connect with their audien...