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Signs You Haven’t Hired A Good Meeting Planning Company

June 17, 2011 By Andrew Maxwell 2 Comments

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If you’ve hired a good meeting planning company, chances are that your attendees will not even notice them. Unfortunately, for the meeting planning company, they seem to get recognized the most when things go bad.

Check out this video, from Hyatt, that takes a humorous look at what can happen when you hire a bad meeting planning company.

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Filed Under: Tools & Resources, Videos Tagged With: comedy, featured, hotels, meeting planning, meeting planning company, videos

About Andrew Maxwell

Andrew is an entrepreneur who focuses on customer service and is respected for his attention to detail. His hospitality career began in hotels, working his way through various food and beverage positions. From there he excelled in hotel operations, holding several managerial positions including Senior Operations Manager with Canada's largest hotel.

Andrew's financial acumen and his ability to develop and enhance his companies business strategies helped propel his full service destination management company (DMC) into one of the largest databases of online resources for the meetings and events industry in North America.

He has a well established online presence. By networking on the top social media platforms Andrew has developed a large, organic, following.

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  1. Hlaing says

    May 2, 2012 at 6:18 pm

    A planner should NEVER leave an event before it is over. As the planner I am there to represent my client and until the last vendor departs the facility I am there to make every ‘I’ and every ‘T’ is crossed. My loyalty is to my reputation which is making sure every client is matched with the ‘best’ vendor for them. This translates into making sure the client’s budget is priority and the vendor fits the client’s budget and personality. I hope that as professionals we remember that the goal is to make sure the client is happy and personal feelings, grievances or other non-essential elements do not have a place.

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  2. Lena says

    May 4, 2012 at 10:58 pm

    Thank you for the interesting articles.

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