Selecting Bad Event Planning Organizations

How do you know which event planning organizations are better than others? Meeting and event planning companies come in all shapes and sizes. Unfortunately a lot of them come with empty promises as well. Of course that’s what industry associations like MPI (Meeting Professionals International) are for.

In the video below you’ll cringe when you see what can happen when an event planner selected a meeting venue that wasn’t quite the right setting for the company’s product launch. Thanks to our friends at Funny or Die and at Hyatt meetings for another in their series for the meetings and events industry.

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Of course on the serious side of things the moral of this story is to ask for references. If your meeting or event is a large one then perhaps a site visit might be in order as well. But one thing is for certain and that is there are good and bad meeting and event planning companies. Make sure you do your due diligence and select the right organization based on your needs.

 

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About Andrew Maxwell

With over 20 years of experience in hotel operations, Andrew has held several senior managerial positions, including Senior Operations Manager with Canada’s largest hotel, Toronto’s Delta Chelsea Inn. Andrew joined Welcome To The City, Inc. in 1996, after a successful stint as co-owner of The Exeter Group, a Toronto-based restaurant management company. Andrew’s financial acumen and ability to develop and enhance the company’s business strategy has helped propel Welcome To The City’s latest venture, WTTC.com, to its current level of success, making it the largest independent online resource in North America for the events, meetings and conventions industry.

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