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When All Eyes Are On You!

When All Eyes Are On You!

by Terry Matthews-Lombardo | Sep 23, 2013 | Guest Bloggers, On-Site Management

As ‘planners for hire’, with each new job assignment we all get asked to do a wide variety of things.  Duties can range from both major and minor meeting planning responsibilities to bonafide “you want me to do what?” tasks.  For some, being asked to make public...
6 Reasons NOT to Become an On-Site Meeting Manager

6 Reasons NOT to Become an On-Site Meeting Manager

by Lori Gershaw | Aug 15, 2013 | On-Site Management, Small Business

There’s a crowd at the Registration Desk and they’re getting restless.  You’ve got someone squawking about being registered yet they’re not on the list, the Banquet Manager is trying to get your attention to tell you they’ve run out of broccoli, and the LCD projector...
5 Ways to Avoid Bad Service at an Event Meal

5 Ways to Avoid Bad Service at an Event Meal

by Tracey Daly | Jul 9, 2013 | On-Site Management

You’re managing an event with a lunch or dinner and you’re seeing guests looking around and there are no servers to be found. What do you do? When it comes to having your guests receive a flawless meal at your event, you can do a little prep-work before the meal...
6 Steps to a Safe Meeting During Natural Disasters – What every On-Site Meeting Manager Should Know

6 Steps to a Safe Meeting During Natural Disasters – What every On-Site Meeting Manager Should Know

by Lori Gershaw | Jun 3, 2013 | On-Site Management

Earthquakes, hurricanes, tornados, fires…when a natural disaster hits while you’re on-site at your event, know what to do.  You’re the On-Site Manager.  You’re the one people will come to (whether it makes sense or not) in the case of an emergency.  You are the voice...
4 Reasons Not to Become an Independent Meeting Planner

4 Reasons Not to Become an Independent Meeting Planner

by Lori Gershaw | May 1, 2013 | Independent Meeting Planners, Meeting Planning, On-Site Management, Small Business

The new catalogue came in the mail today from your local adult education center.  You open it up and find a course on how to become an Independent Meeting Planner.  “Wow!  That sounds glamorous!  I think I’ll give that a try!”  Before you block your nose and jump in...
Pleased to Meet You

Pleased to Meet You

by Lori Gershaw | Apr 24, 2013 | Independent Meeting Planners, Meeting Planning, On-Site Management, Small Business, Vendors

Welcome to the new GCG Event Partners Blog —GCG Meeting Point.  As a network of On-Site Meeting Managers and Independent Meeting Planners, we will be bringing you key topics relevant to our industry. We invite you to engage, share ideas, make comments, discuss topics,...
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