Creating Compelling Meeting Experiences: IACC’s Thought Leader Summit

Creating Compelling Meeting Experiences: IACC’s Thought Leader Summit


Not attending the 2011 International Association of Conference Center’s annual conference in Leesburg, Virginia? This is your invitation to the webcast of the Thought Leaders Summit. IACC hopes you’ll take away a tidal wave of fresh perspectives, vital insights and cutting-edge information for the meetings information!

The diverse panel includes an authority on fully engaged adult learning and conference design; an expert on breakthrough learning; a member of the Steering Committee of the much-anticipated “Project Meeting Architecture;” a designer of furnishings and meeting spaces; a seasoned planner at an IACC conference center and a guru on incorporating social media into the meeting experience.

The panel will be facilitated by John Potterton, winner of IACC’s Award of Excellence, Pyramid Award and Mel Hosansky Award for Distinguished Service.

Goal: At the end of the session, meeting planners, event professionals, and conference center representatives awill have new knowledge and understanding to create compelling meeting experiences which engage participants and lead to business transformation.

Don’t miss IACC’s FREE live webcast

2011 Thought Leader Summit: “Creating Compelling Meeting Experiences.”

• Date: Wednesday, March 23, 2011
• Time: 9:00 a.m. to noon, Eastern Daylight Time (Click here to find out what time it will be for you)
• How can you watch? Go to http:events.iacconline.org/ThoughtLIVE2011 at the time and date above.
• How can you participate? You can send comments and questions to the panel in real time via Twitter. Begin messages from your account with @iaccthought. Don’t have a Twitter Account?  Click here to set up your Twitter account.

IACC’s Third Annual Thought Leader Summit will be broadcast live to The National Conference Center and webcast around the world from the Kellogg Center at Gallaudet University in Washington, DC.

The theme is “Creating Compelling Meeting Experiences.” The event will focus on brain-compatible learning, creating productive and memorable experiences, and measuring their impact.


[Reprinted from  http://www.conferencecenterblog.com/2011/03/15/creating-compelling-meeting-experiences-iaccs-thought-leader-submit/]