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How DMCs Can Help You Manage the Unexpected

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The EPCP teaches that preparedness is "a continuous cycle of planning, organizing, training, equipping, exercising, evaluating, and taking corrective action to ensure effective coordination during incident response. Safety : Are you prepared for a crisis, from natural disasters to accidents to other emergencies?

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Post-Pandemic Events: The Contactless Way

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Will we adapt to a new way of marketing and communications? By implementing distancing regulations, and no-touch tools such as QR Codes, NFC tags, Big Data, and more, it lowers the risk of contracting the virus and adds a layer of security. . Customize communication. And will virtual events be the new normal?

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COVID-19 Safety: In-Person Event Communication Checklist

Meeting Tomorrow

If you’ve decided to plan an in-person event, and you’ve developed a plan you feel confident in, a key part of executing it is communicating clearly with your attendees. Whether through your website, emails, social media, on your event app, or onsite, it’s critical to communicate early and often, and with as much transparency as possible.

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17 Common Event Planning Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

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Ignoring local policies and regulations Rules and regulations can vary from town to town and city to city. Event planners who fail to research local policies, regulations, and restrictions could end up paying expensive fees for violating policies. Are their venue parking regulations, or street-parking restrictions?

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Learnings From AIM Group International’s Sustainability Report

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Social Raise awareness of event sustainability principles to stakeholders through communication initiatives and industry associations. Comply with GDPR privacy regulations, providing adequate information on personal data processing. Governance Monitor and update procedures and objectives to identify areas of improvement.

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N.Y. Passes New Hospitality Laws Aimed at Human Trafficking

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All customer-facing employees at hotels must now be trained to recognize signs of trafficking, while information helpful to victims must be posted in public. According to this article by law firm Littler Global , the new laws require hotel owners to provide specific anti-human-trafficking awareness training to employees.

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A Planner’s Guide to Event Vendors 

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city or county regulators). Security teams are trained to oversee VIP events , protect high-profile executives, patrol the venue, and perform similar duties. With little training, temps can fill important event roles, including line monitors, ticket collectors, and directional staff. Cleanup crews.

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