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Meet San Jose’s family of four historic sister theaters: “Soul Sister” San Jose Civic (3036 seats), “Little Diva” Montgomery Theater (seats 475), “Drama Queen” Center for the Performing Arts (seats 2677), and the “Glamour Girl” California Theatre (seats 1122). Each theater is spectacular with its own unique personality and size to suit your next event.
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| For further details on each theater, visit: www.sanjosetheaters.org or call 408.792.4540. for more information. |
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3 Predictions for 2013's
Meetings Industry
A search for predictions for the hospitality industry for 2013 yields lots of hope for occupancy and RevPar. This one from Deloitte made me smile...
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What is CSR?
CSR—corporate social responsibility—was an acronym you weren’t hearing much a half-dozen years ago. Today, it’s one of the hottest terms in the meetings industry and only getting hotter...
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Bouncing Back
Luxury is in. During the recovery, corporate America has found that without a doubt resort meetings play a crucial role, whether for training, sales or as a performance incentive...
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Making Good
Maybe you’ve built the bike and donated it to a needy child during a meeting program, or pounded some nails to help construct a house for a cash-strapped family before or after a convention...
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Sizzling Group Dining Tips from a 'Top Chef' Favorite
Tiffany Derry is a two-time Top Chef contestant and winner of the show’s coveted Fan Favorite award. A native Texan, Derry is Executive Chef and Partner of Private/Social in Uptown Dallas, which is uniquely divided between the casual ‘Social’ area and the more-upscale ‘Private’ section...
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Site Scene
The West Complex of the Albuquerque Convention Center will undergo a $20 million renovation, incorporating designs that match the architectural elements of the region. Albuquerque recently invested more than $300 million into its hospitality industry, including hotels, local amusement parks, sports facilities and cultural venues...
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Contracting with
Sovereign Nations
Wed. January 16, 2013
Join Meetings Focus and Lisa M. Koop, an attorney for Washington state’s Tulalip Tribe, to discover the many considerations, and advantages, when entering into a contract with a sovereign people, such as Native American tribes. This free one-hour video webinar travels to the Tulalip Resort Casino for the presentation, where we catch up with Linda Botts, the resort’s national sales manager, and take a look around the property with a group of meeting planner FAM participants.
Exclusively Sponsored by:
Tulalip Resort Casino
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| Attendance Building |
• Engage your participants and your prospective participants. One size does not fit all. Your 'invitation' should be tailored to your key audiences. Don't assume a single invite will be attractive to everyone. It will not.
• Deliver all of your promotional materials in a variety of forms. Whether it is snail mail, email, eblasts, faxes, or other delivery methods, don't rely exclusively on any single method. Doing so means you will surely miss a segment of your intended recipients.
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