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Preparing For Power
When I sat down to write this article, Barack Obama was one week away from becoming leader of the free world. Obama’s inauguration left current and future generations asking the time honored question “where were you when?”
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Maximizing Trade Show Effectiveness
Even though many companies have turned to virtual meetings, e-client presentations, and online catalogs, there will always be a need for face-to-face client interaction and product/service demonstrations.
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Rediscovering Texas Again, Meeting Planners...It Continues To Get Bigger And Better
“Bigger and Better, that’s what Texas continues to be with its 267,000 square miles of amazing meeting destinations. For your next convention, the Lone Star state is the perfect place to combine big business and big fun.
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African-American Guide To Meeting, Incentives And Traveling In The South
Whether it’s the sites that let visitors experience the region’s difficult and inspiring past or the exciting places that focus on its diverse and forward-looking contemporary culture, the South is a memorable meeting and travel destination.
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African-American Historic Sites & Venues
Whether your desire is to educate children about the true and total history of America, or to simply discover unknown facts about our heritage that you may have missed during your days in history class, there are many Black Historic Sites and Venues ...
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NCBMP & NABHOOD Form Strategic Alliance
Over the past few years I have written numerous articles on the importance of strategic alliances. Such collaborations are excellent vehicles to pool resources for the common good. Big business has been doing this for decades with great success.
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The Jacksonville, Florida Area Hospitality Industry 2009 NAACP Economic Reciprocity Initiative Report Card
This Report Card Grade Provides a General Overview of the Jacksonville Area Hospitality Industry. As part of the Jacksonville Branch NAACP's Economic Reciprocity Initiative, a hospitality industry survey was mailed to 70 hotels and convention ...
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Black Football Classics Are Big Business
Advertising. Entertainment. Planning. Travel. Each year tens of thousands of fans converge in football stadiums around the nation to celebrate college rivalry, meeting of friends and just a whole lot of family fun. A marketers delight – these ...
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Caroll Armstrong Memorial: Caroll Armstrong, Convention Center Marketer Dies at Age 65
Carroll Armstrong, who helped bring New Orleans into the era of mega-meetings as the first marketing director of what is now known as the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, died of pneumonia Dec. 20 at Sinai Hospital in Baltimore. He was 65.
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Percy E. Sutton: A Titan Worthy of Emulation
Percy E. Sutton never met a challenge too great for his boundless energy and intrepid spirit. The founder of Inner City Broadcasting Corp. (which operated the first African American-owned radio station), a Tuskegee Airman, and lawyer, Sutton’s shrewd ...
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