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9780471699408

Global Meetings and Exhibitions

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  • ISBN13:

    9780471699408

  • ISBN10:

    0471699403

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2006-10-01
  • Publisher: Wiley

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Summary

Global Meetings and Exhibitions is the result of two decades worth of planning, managing, and executing multinational, multicultural events across the globe. The distinguished authors have culled their world-class advice into a single, complete resource for the next generation of meeting professionals. This comprehensive guide offers everything you need to know, including the skills in multinational operations capabilities and cross-cultural awareness that are critical in today's marketplace.

Author Biography

CAROL KRUGMAN, CMP, CMM, is Director of Client Services for The George P. Johnson Company in North Easton, Massachusetts. Formerly president and CEO of Krugman Group International Inc., a global meeting management company, she is a frequent speaker on international meetings both in the United States and abroad.

RUDY R. WRIGHT, CMP, is a professional event organizer, filmmaker, and author. He is a founding member and past president of Meeting Professionals International. He is the author of The Meeting Spectrum: An Advanced Guide for Meeting Professionals, and has served in editorial capacities for Successful Meetings and Incentive Travel International, Meeting News, The Meeting Professional, and Proceedings of the International Summit on Professional/Association Education.

Table of Contents

Series Editor Foreword xiii
Foreword xv
Preface xvii
Acknowledgments xxi
Fundamentals of Meetings, Conventions, and Exhibitions
1(18)
Sharpening Your Meeting Vocabulary
3(1)
Types of Meetings
3(2)
Going Global
5(9)
Meeting Technology
14(1)
Exhibitions
15(1)
In Conclusion
16(1)
Key Points
16(1)
Chapter Glossary
17(1)
Passport
17(2)
Decision Factors
19(10)
Meeting Objectives
20(1)
Return on Investment
21(1)
The Meeting Profile
22(1)
Financial Considerations
23(2)
Participant Demographics
25(1)
The Prospectus
25(1)
Meeting the Global Challenge
26(1)
Key Points
27(1)
Passport
27(2)
Destination Assessment
29(14)
Establishing a Resource Network
31(7)
Destination Selection Criteria
38(1)
Hotels and Meeting Facilities
39(3)
Key Points
42(1)
Passport
42(1)
Organizing and Hosting International Events
43(12)
International Congress Organization
44(1)
Planning the Congress
45(4)
Program Content and Policies
49(1)
Role of the PCO
50(3)
Key Points
53(1)
Passport
53(2)
Managing Currency and Finances
55(10)
Budgeting
56(1)
Getting Advice
57(1)
Currency Strategies
58(1)
Planning Guidelines
59(1)
Financial Planning and Fiscal Management
59(2)
Tax Issues
61(2)
Key Points
63(1)
Passport
63(2)
Program Planning and Development
65(14)
Program Design
66(4)
Language Considerations
70(3)
Speaker Selection
73(2)
Meeting Environment and Staging
75(1)
Entertainment
75(1)
Satellite Events
76(2)
Key Points
78(1)
Passport
78(1)
Cultural Considerations
79(12)
Cultural Styles
81(2)
Developing Cultural Competence
83(1)
General Language Considerations
83(2)
Protocol for International Meetings
85(3)
Key Points
88(1)
Passport
89(2)
Marketing the Event
91(10)
Marketing Strategies
92(2)
Marketing Budget
94(1)
Cultural Issues
95(1)
Publicity
96(2)
Marketing Partners
98(2)
Marketing Timetable
100(1)
Key Points
100(1)
Passport
100(1)
International Contracts and Legalities
101(10)
Contract Provisions
104(2)
U.S. Tax Implications
106(1)
Host Government Regulations
107(1)
Passports and Visas
108(1)
Law Enforcement
108(1)
Health Regulations
108(1)
Negotiations
109(1)
Key Points
110(1)
Passport
110(1)
Implementing the Meeting Plan
111(18)
Registration
112(3)
Registration Systems
115(3)
Automating the Registration Process
118(1)
Housing the Meeting Attendees
119(3)
Premeeting Procedures
122(2)
Site Coordination Visits
124(1)
Food and Beverage
125(3)
Key Points
128(1)
Passport
128(1)
Exhibiting Abroad
129(10)
Meetings and Exhibitions
130(1)
Finding Qualified Help
130(1)
Similar but Different
130(2)
Guidelines for Exhibiting Abroad
132(1)
Planning Considerations
133(1)
The Exhibit Prospectus
134(1)
Shipping and Customs
135(1)
What to Expect On-Site
136(1)
Wearable Technology
137(1)
Key Points
137(1)
Passport
138(1)
On-Site Operations
139(20)
Working with Support Staff
140(1)
Preconference Activities
141(1)
Setup and Daily Tasks
142(1)
Meeting Logistics
143(2)
Resolving Problems
145(1)
Media Relations
145(2)
Staff Meetings
147(1)
Tickets and Badge Control
148(1)
Monitoring Master Accounts
149(1)
Program Management
149(3)
Speaker Support
152(3)
Guest Programs
155(1)
Postevent Responsibilities
156(1)
Key Points
157(1)
Passport
157(2)
Preparing for Travel Abroad
159(14)
Selecting an Airline
160(1)
Negotiating Fares and Services
160(2)
Customs and Immigration
162(1)
Passports and Visas
162(3)
Hosting International Visitors in the United States
165(1)
Immunizations
165(1)
Shipping Equipment and Materials
166(2)
Predeparture Information
168(2)
Getting through Customs
170(1)
Travel Security
170(1)
On-Site Briefing
171(1)
Passport
172(1)
Safety and Security
173(12)
What Are You Protecting?
174(2)
Risk Assessment and Analysis
176(2)
Risk Management
178(3)
Special Security Issues
181(2)
Insurance
183(1)
Key Points
184(1)
Passport
184(1)
Event Technology
185(12)
Communicating on a Global Scale
185(1)
Calling Home
186(1)
Computer Software
187(1)
A Typical Application
188(1)
Technology Tools
189(2)
Audiovisuals at Meetings Abroad
191(2)
Media Production for Multicultural Audiences
193(1)
Key Points
194(1)
Passport
195(2)
Appendix 1 Major Meeting Industry Associations and Organizations 197(2)
Appendix 2 Meeting Software and Services 199(5)
Appendix 3 Checklists 204(20)
Appendix 4 Criteria for Venue Selection 224(2)
Appendix 5 Sample Quiz 226(2)
Appendix 6 Program Guidelines for Global Meetings 228(1)
Appendix 7 Guidelines for Hosting International Visitors 229(2)
Appendix 8 Glossary of International Financial Terms 231(2)
Appendix 9 Sample Schedules 233(7)
Appendix 10 Budget Worksheet 240(1)
Appendix 11 Forms 241(3)
Appendix 12 Case Studies 244

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