April 3, 2009
Five keys to being on Pharma's preferred vendors' short list
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April 3, 2009
The more mature a Global Strategic Meetings Management Program is, the better the meetings, and the more significant the cost savings
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April 3, 2009
By:Marylyn Donahue, Special Projects Editor
Neither Washington nor the public has any patience for executives playing golf at fancy resorts. It doesn't matter if they are there attending a conference, or that important business is often conducted on the green, or that the Battle of Waterloo was won on the playing fields of Eton.
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April 3, 2009
More than ever, pharma companies are relying on a stable of preferred vendors to plan and execute meetings and events. Recently, meeting planner Sue Potton was asked, among other things, about what both parties need to know to forge a successful partnership.
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 | April 3, 2008
By:Bill Cooney
E-meetings may be cost-effective, but let's face it, they're often dull. Here are 8 ways to wake them up
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 | April 3, 2008
By:Bruce Morgan
Meetings management programs applied globally can get lost in translation. But Pfizer, Lily, and GlaxoSmithKline are making theirs a success. Here's why.
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 | April 3, 2008
By:Marylyn Donahue, Special Projects Editor
Pharma meetings aren't like other meetings. Executives and staff at KSL properties are trained to find out what makes them different and how to comply.
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