Are You Your Job Title?
October 3, 2017
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Many people tend to consider the respect – perhaps even deference – that’s given to them as part of their job to be attributable to
Many people tend to consider the respect – perhaps even deference – that’s given to them as part of their job to be attributable to
Most people in business are followers. They are the people will neither create anything nor be the first to jump opportunistically on a new
Are you sick of hearing that technology or some silver bullet is going to turn your event around? Sure there are some tools and processes
I recently came across an article about a long-time exhibitor, Mile High Comics, and their decision to drop out of the San Diego Comic-Con event,
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Before I started The Event Mechanic! there were two types of companies for which I worked: 1) an event generator and 2) an event buyer.
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There’s been considerable discussion in recent years regarding the imminent replacement of many elements of the labor force with robots. The proposition got me thinking
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Recently a client asked how I would describe the lifecycle of an event. The question prompted me to ruminate that an event involves decisions that