With financial turmoil and escalating costs, why do people still attend meetings?

Bryan Holliday says while social media has its place it remains a challenging phenomenon for meeting planners.

Bryan Holliday suggests no one business model suits everybody.

Any organiser who relies on voluntary attendance for an event's success has to possess nerves of steel.

When it comes to pitching for business, behaviour ranks ahead of process and knowledge.

Business events are often the catalyst for creative collaboration, argues Bryan Holliday.

Good exhibition sales people sell much more than booth space explains Bryan Holliday. Especially in the association sector.

Don't let your meeting or event lose its authenticity, argues Bryan Holliday.

Meetings continue to be the catalyst for growth and development argues Bryan Holliday.

The value of meetings is far greater than delegate spend.

With the GFC looming large in the international community's consciousness, governments around the world came up with various measures to combat its effects.

Meetings help foster Australia's ongoing commitment to education and learning.

Bryan Holliday says what happens outside your business can have the biggest impact.

In tough business times it's good to know who your friends are.

Despite what some may believe meetings are changing in form and style.