On-Demand Education

Everyone in the meetings and events industry has been challenged to stay resilient this year as we all head back to in-person events. Join Jennifer Squeglia, CMP, FICP Board Chair, as she brings together our Meetings Professionals members and Hospitality Partners to moderate a discussion about staying resilient during these changing times. Topics include: • Maintaining resilience during challenging times • Stress management • Managing staff and responding to staffing turnover • Resetting for the new year

Join Jennifer Squeglia, CMP, FICP Board Chair, as she brings together our Meetings Professionals members and Hospitality Partners to moderate a discussion about the future of meetings. Topics include: • Best practices with events while we continue to transition through the pandemic • What new offerings are you incorporating into your events? • What’s been successful and what’s been a challenge with your events since being back in-person? • More emphasis has been placed on everyone’s wellbeing and health – how are you incorporating mindfulness and wellness into your events? • And much more!

Join Jen Squeglia, CMP, FICP Board Chair, as she brings together our Meetings Professionals members and Hospitality Partners to moderate a discussion about the future of meeting Topics include: - How are you incorporating new offerings into your events? - What new trends are you seeing with event design? - How has your schedule of events changed since being back in-person? - And much more!

How thrilled we all are that in-person events are roaring back! It has been a very long and challenging two years and everyone is ready for the “big comeback.” Amidst this excitement, however, are challenges and opportunities. They are real – you hear it every day in the news – supply chain issues, labor shortages, the great resignation – and the travel and hospitality industries have been hit particularly hard. FICP is a very special organization and we are known for our solid partnerships and One Community. It has always been our important foundation, but even more so two years ago with the pandemic onset and great industry disruption. As we climb out of this together and pent up demand is causing the flood of event activity, it is even more critical that we continue to work together to smooth out the bumps and move forward as a community and an industry.