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September 13, 2024
10:00AM - 2:00PM EDT
The 2024 Joint Industry Event
Hosted by OSAP & MPI Ohio Chapter
Hilton Columbus at Easton, 3900 Chagrin Dr., Columbus, OH 43219
Seating is limited so register now!
OSAP and MPI Ohio Chapter are pleased to present the 2024 Joint Industry Event, an engaging and enlightening experience that combines the trends of corporate travel and tourism with event risk management.
Join us at Hilton Columbus at Easton for a Joint Industry Event!
During our morning session, expert panelists will delve into the ever-evolving landscape of travel and tourism, sharing insights on trends, challenges and best practices when engaging with one another during the planning process.
During the luncheon session, you will learn more about making event risk management part of every program with Kevin Coffey, Travel Security & Meeting Risk Advisor and Trainer.
Most meetings take place without incident... however, it just takes one to turn next event upside down. Technology failure, theft, facility evacuation, medical emergency and violence are just some incidents that could significantly impact not just your attendees, members and partners but also your organization's reputation. Discover "reasonable," easy-to-implement steps to help better prepare for "foreseeable" incidents and learn ways to incorporate meeting and event risk management into RFPs, pre-sales calls and site inspections–all designed to help you land more business and make your organization stand out from others in the competitive and crowded meeting marketplace.
Check out this great video highlighting what Coffey will discuss!
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Register now by selecting this link!
Sept. 13
10 a.m.- 2 p.m.
To take advantage of the OSAP/MPI Ohio room block for the event, please select this link! The rate is $129.00/night plus tax.
This program will be submitted for 3 CAE hours to the ASAE.
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