Monthly Archives: July 2012

White Flag Of Inefficiency

“Keep your phones out” is not a common thing to hear at the beginning of a presentation. Especially in a world where we are constantly being told to turn off our phones, put away our computers, sit quietly, and pay … Continue reading

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My ExCeLlent Adventure

As I watch the Olympic Games (along with every other third person on the planet), I have the privilege of feeling like something of an insider. Two weeks ago, I got a backstage visit at ExCeL London for look at … Continue reading

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The Heart of a City

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One of the first interviews I conducted when I began working as an editor for Convene four years ago was with Fred Kent, founder of the Project for Public Spaces in New York City, and one of the liveliest minds … Continue reading

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Reinterpreting the Message

I spent part of this past week in Seattle for DMAI’s (Destination Marketing Association International) annual conference. One thing struck me right away: many of the people I spoke with fell into destination marketing by accident. A good percentage came … Continue reading

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There Must Be Something In the Walls

In this month’s issue of Convene, our Giving Back section focuses on walls and signage comprised of living foliage used at events. Sustainable décor offers a ton of environmental and health benefits, some being that attendees feel more energized because of … Continue reading

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