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How Customized Generational Engagement Can Benefit Meeting Profs

Smart Meetings

Smart Meeting spoke with Ken Holsinger, senior vice president of strategy at the event management company Freeman, to pinpoint how data can be used to enhance the event experience for all ages. Holsinger suggested that meeting planners will want remote work to continue to elevate the attendees’ desire to experience in-person engagement.

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How to Build a Top-Performing Remote Team

Best Corporate Events

Even better, what if you could do so without having to increase your rent costs, hiring a recruiter, or investing in benefits packages and other incentives? The fact is, you can hire an expert remote team to ensure business success, and it’s simpler than you might expect. Where to Start. Choosing the Best. Who Should You Hire?

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How Hospitality Hiring Trends Can Improve Your Hotel Experience

Smart Meetings

With more jobs offering flexible remote work than ever before, former staff are reluctant to return to physically demanding positions with rigid schedules. Prospective workers have high expectations—if hotels give them an offer they can’t refuse, meeting planners will reap the benefits of a smoother hospitality experience. Accountant.

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Hybrid Future: How Venues Are Adapting

Endless Events

These complex experiences will marry the benefits of live and digital, an inescapable new paradigm brought about by the pandemic. We’re now facing a world where venue capacity is restricted, some people won’t feel comfortable traveling, and others simply enjoy the many pros of attending events remotely.

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How Use Team Building and Virtual Training to Equip Teams for Remote and Hybrid Work Environments

Best Corporate Events

Having grown accustomed to, and comfortable with, working remotely, many employees are resisting a return to the office. Though managers would generally prefer to have everyone physically back in the workplace, given the tight labor market and projections for lower workforce growth over the coming decade, they can’t push too hard.

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Labor Day Spotlight: The Growing Demand for Specialized Freelance Meeting Planners

Smart Meetings

Additionally, the freelance marketplace is evolving with regulatory changes aimed at better worker classification compliance and providing freelancers with access to benefits like health insurance and retirement plans. Event Registration Specialists : Professionals focused on managing the registration process for attendees.

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Predicting the Near Future of Incentive Travel

Dana Communications

Looking deeper into the dilemmas… Today’s pandemic-linked complexities include “The Great Resignation,” labor shortages, employers struggling to find and hire great talent in an increasingly hot job market and a substantial number of employees working remotely (who seem destined to stay that way). All signs point to growth.