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Event managers: 3 things we don’t want

Posted on October 27, 2010June 4, 2013 By Jo Jordan

A rant of the three idiocies of professional event managers. And a plea for simple marketing that allows us help your event to succeed.

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Social media has raised the ante in events & conference management

Posted on October 1, 2009 By Jo Jordan

I am not an events manager.  If you want information on events management, follow @tojulius and @carmenhere. I am writing… Read more Social media has raised the ante in events & conference management

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Events management from the point of view of a participant

Posted on October 1, 2009June 4, 2013 By Jo Jordan

I am choosy about events Well, I am easy-going in the sense that I will pitch up and help anywhere… Read more Events management from the point of view of a participant

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I invest in 10 ways at a meetup and expect to get nothing! What’s your equation?

Posted on September 30, 2009June 4, 2013 By Jo Jordan

Carmen asked me what I “get out” of Spicy Networking and my answer is nothing. I don’t get anything.  That… Read more I invest in 10 ways at a meetup and expect to get nothing! What’s your equation?

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Events Managers teaching us the central concept of management

Posted on September 21, 2009June 4, 2013 By Jo Jordan

I had an interesting exchange today with Events Impresario, Julius Solaris.  Well, I had two, but I will tell you… Read more Events Managers teaching us the central concept of management

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8 must-haves for conferences in 2009

Posted on September 20, 2009 By Jo Jordan

About once a year, I go to a formal conference, I am not sure why.   I prefer unconferences and… Read more 8 must-haves for conferences in 2009

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