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Most of the U.S. was on vacation last week, but that did not stop two of the largest companies in events from working on a significant deal.
Freeman offloaded Convention Data Services (CDS) to Maritz for an undisclosed fee. The two-hundred-person company is now joining forces with Maritz rather than competing against it.
CDS was acquired by Freeman five years ago. It would appear that Freeman's plans for the company have since changed, as CDS president Darren Phalen shared with Andrea Doyle in a follow-up story.
Phalen credits Freeman with actively looking for solutions for CDS after it decided not to invest further in the company. This was despite CDS announcing a major deal with Informa Markets North America in April.
The next step is a summit gathering of Maritz and CDS leaders this week, where they will talk about the challenging process of integration. Phalen already shared that AI will be a big part of these conversations.
Networking is too important to an event's success to leave to chance. Working with the right technology and partners can generate connections that demonstrate the value a meeting or event provides attendees.
From the bustling streets of Berlin to the remote town of Nebbi, Uganda, Gerrit Jessen's journey reveals how expertise and passion can transform hospitality standards in even the most challenging environments.
Last month saw plenty of AI-related event tech news. But it wasn't all about AI, integrations and customizable event website builders also made the cut.
For its expanded second edition, the premier gathering of event professionals will return to the heart of New York City, bringing together the brightest minds and industry pioneers for one unmissable day on September 17.
Tickets are $695; complimentary VIP tickets are available for invited senior planners.
Created in partnership with the Arizona Office of Tourism
The trend for mystery trips is on the rise — but your destination doesn't have to be a secret to be a surprise. We reveal how event planners can inject the unexpected into their next off-site meeting by seeking out classic activities with a dash of quirkiness, creativity, and place.
Created in partnership with the Arizona Office of Tourism
Forward-thinking organizers can weave unique experiences directly into the program to create a never-been-done-before feeling among every audience member. This guide offers a look at how to surprise and delight small groups with culturally immersive experiences and adventures so extraordinary that attendees will put away their smartphones and soak in the surroundings.
Jason Sudeikis, the creator of Ted Lasso, was a no-show at a recent convention he was to speak at. Business events professionals are asking if celebrity speakers are even worth it.
This Texas city's rich history and culture surprises many attendees. New hotels, an Alamo visitor center, and more are all being developed with groups in mind.
Skift Meetings will be at Destinations International's Annual Convention in Tampa, FL, next week. Expect coverage from this long-standing gathering of destination professionals.
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