AMI editor James Lancaster talks to Loren Edelstein, VP Content Director at Northstar Meetings Group, about how Roe v Wade could affect where associations choose to meet.

AMI editor James Lancaster talks to Loren Edelstein, VP Content Director at Northstar Meetings Group, about how Roe v Wade could affect where associations choose to meet.

Conversations with association thought leaders that get under the surface of the latest headlines. By focusing on one overarching issue per episode this series is the perfect antidote to the age of information overload.

Conversations with association thought leaders that get under the surface of the latest headlines. By focusing on one overarching issue per episode this series is the perfect antidote to the age of information overload.

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Loren Edelstein on Roe v Wade

Ami editor James Lancaster talks to Kai Hattendorf, CEO of UFI, the global association of the exhibitions industry, about the meeting industry's efforts to combat climate change.

Ami editor James Lancaster talks to Kai Hattendorf, CEO of UFI, the global association of the exhibitions industry, about the meeting industry's efforts to combat climate change.

Kai Hattendorf talks NCZE

Nienke van der Malen, CEO of Conferli, talks AMI Editor James Lancaster through research which shows associations are being more proactive when it comes to choosing where to meet.

1:30 ‘Headache’, ‘time-consuming’, ‘complex’ – these are the words you hear when you talk to associations about the tender process.

2:51 In most cases there is no standard tender process in place.

4:27 Only 30 per cent of associations require a local host.

5:10 There’s been a switch. Associations are now proactively approaching destinations

5:40 There’s been a huge switch from destination branding to eco-system branding

8:00 Associations see hybrid as two different tenders – and they don’t like it!

11:20 We have a long way to go communicating what we can do

13:50: Nowadays the bidding process is still very political

18:10: I remember losing a bid to another city where the president had proposed to his wife!

Nienke van der Malen, CEO of Conferli, talks AMI Editor James Lancaster through research which shows associations are being more proactive when it comes to choosing where to meet.
1:30 ‘Headache’, ‘time-consuming’, ‘complex’ – these are the words you hear when you talk to associations about the tender process.
2:51 In most cases there is no standard tender process in place.
4:27 Only 30 per cent of associations require a local host.
5:10 There’s been a switch. Associations are now proactively approaching destinations
5:40 There’s been a huge switch from destination branding to eco-system branding
8:00 Associations see hybrid as two different tenders – and they don’t like it!
11:20 We have a long way to go communicating what we can do
13:50: Nowadays the bidding process is still very political
18:10: I remember losing a bid to another city where the president had proposed to his wife!

Nienke van der Malen: associations have switched from reactive to proactive

1:35 We got carried away with all the money that was going into event technology.

4:30 (But) virtual will play an incredibly important role through this decade.

9:07 There's still a big role for innovation and doing things differently.

11:47 Hybrid isn't the answer to any of the big problems facing meeting planners. 

19:09 So many people were so bad at doing virtual that they're not going back. 

25:00 We would miss something as a species if we didn't meet, but we got to complete redesign our events so they're much more sustainable.

27:18 Look at the content you want to cover and if it's only going to take two days just run it for two days, not three days because that's what you did last year.

30:30 There are lots of histories of people who have marched into extinction. The difference now is we know what we're doing.

35:20 We ran a meat-free conference for two days and not only did no one criticise. No one noticed

 

 

1:35 We got carried away with all the money that was going into event technology.
4:30 (But) virtual will play an incredibly important role through this decade.
9:07 There's still a big role for innovation and doing things differently.
11:47 Hybrid isn't the answer to any of the big problems facing meeting planners.&nbsp;
19:09 So many people were so bad at doing virtual that they're not going back.&nbsp;
25:00 We would miss something as a species if we didn't meet, but we got to complete redesign our events so they're much more sustainable.
27:18 Look at the content you want to cover and if it's only going to take two days just run it for two days, not three days because that's what you did last year.
30:30 There are lots of histories of people who have marched into extinction. The difference now is we know what we're doing.
35:20 We ran a meat-free conference for two days and not only did no one criticise. No one noticed
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Loren Edelstein on Roe v Wade

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