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Located in the heart of the Bay Area Biotech region, The South San Francisco Conference Center is convenient to downtown San Francisco, SFO and Silicon Valley.
The environmentally friendly Center offers 20,500 square feet of meeting space and features complimentary WIFI, parking, on-site catering and audio visual and provides T1, digital and analog access to telecommunications.
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The Center works with hotels in South San Francisco and accommodations can be booked from the Center’s website at: www.ssfconf.com/accomodations.
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Albuquerque/Santa Fe/Taos
Enchanting Agendas
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By CAROLYN BLACKBURN
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Georgia O’Keeffe is synonymous with Santa Fe, Julia Roberts and various other Hollywood stars are rumored to have homes in Taos, and a little-known character named Bugs Bunny many times took the wrong turn at Albuquerque. |
For the same reasons it inspires artists and attracts celebrities, New Mexico is an appealing destination that attendees look forward to visiting: unique and beautiful landscapes, agreeable year-round temperatures and a practically tangible vibe that encourages productivity and camaraderie, two pertinent elements of any successful meeting.
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Golf Greats
By CAROLYN BLACKBURN
New Mexico’s group-friendly locales offer attractive golf courses where attendees can participate in team-building and networking events after the meeting.
Following are several standby options.
Prior to breaking ground back in 2001, the land that is now the 400-acre Twin Warriors Golf Club at Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort & Spa (505.867.1234; www.tamaya.hyatt.com) was surveyed by the State Historic Preservation Office and the Bureau of Indian Affairs. According to Roger Martinez, PGA director of golf at the resort, about 20 sites of previous habitation or activity were found.
“Two of them were so large, we had to designate them as archeological easements and design the course around them,” he explains, adding that since then more treasures on the course’s land have been discovered. “We found an old cave dwelling that they missed to the left of hole No. 16, in which we found pottery shards, animal bones and a charred-out ceiling from smoke damage.”
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Site Scene
NEVADA
- The M Resort in Las Vegas broke ground on the new M Pavilion, which will provide additional exhibit and function space, bringing the resort’s meeting space to 85,000 square feet. The pavilion, which will feature high ceilings, will accommodate 2,300 people and be accessible from the resort’s Milan Ballroom. The project is scheduled for completion in December. The property offers 390 guest rooms, 60,000 square feet of gaming space and a 100,000-square-foot events piazza. For more information, call 702.797.1000 or visit www.themresort.com.
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