Don't Overlook the Obvious: Safety & Site Selection
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Between health pandemics, shooting violence and weather incidents, it’s easy to get overwhelmed with managing risk and keeping your attendees safe. So, are you overlooking a key element? What about the venue? Is it a help or a hindrance? There are ways the venue and planner can work together to reach your safety goals that keep you, your staff, your stakeholders and your attendees safer. This session offers points and takeaways on how to conduct a site visit from a safety and security perspective. Venues are easy to overlook. Make sure you don’t forget to include them.
Alan Kleinfeld
Education Director
Society of Government Meeting Professionals
Alan Kleinfeld is a seasoned and highly-sought after speaker, consultant and educator. And the Education Director at SGMP. With years in meeting management, his expertise runs the gamut from A to Z. However, it was his time as a law enforcement officer that gives him a unique viewpoint into conference safety and security.
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The Certified Government Meeting Professional designation ("CGMP") is designed for planners and suppliers whose work is governed by the rules and regulations of the federal government. Individuals who have earned their CGMP have obtained the highest designation available that is specifically for government meeting professionals. The CGMP is recognized in the hospitality industry; many government contracts now require planners working on the contract have their government certification.
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