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MPI Rocky Mountain Chapter Events
SOLD OUT - September Educational Program & Volunteer Engagement
The Jacquard Hotel
222 Milwaukee St
Cherry Creek
Denver, CO 80206
Valet parking is at a discounted rate of $15.00 per car
9:00am – 11:00am – Board Meeting
11:00am – 11:30am – New Member Orientation
11:00am – 12:00pm – Registration, Recruitment and Networking
12:00pm – 1:30pm – Announcements and Program
Environmental Wellbeing - Where do Meetings and Events Fit In?
Helping the event industry to take better care of our planet by understanding the depth and breadth of sustainability and a circular economy is key to our future. Many organizations have robust ESG strategies, yet many are not certain where they fit in to make an impact. Event professionals must understand how their meetings/events impact into these goals/commitments and need to embrace inclusivity, wellbeing, accessibility and sustainability action into the design of their meetings/events before they are told how to do it.
In the world of sustainability, there is new terminology and concepts that we must understand. In this session, you will walk away with a full understanding of why this as important as the financial success of your organization and how to implement these strategies starting at the beginning of your event design.
Learning outcomes include:
- Understand how ESG strategies are impacting how we do business
- Learn what Scope 1, 2, 3 emissions are and how relates to meetings/events
- Discover how to design your next meeting/event with sustainability and wellbeing at the core of the experience to meet your organizations goals and commitments.
- Discuss how to measure your meeting/event Scope 3 emissions and how to develop a strategy for reduction
| Members | Student Members | Non-Members | Non-Member Students | |||
| $45 | $0 | $65 | $25 |
Speaker
Rachael Riggs, CMP, DES, SEPC
For nearly 25 years, Rachael’s passion has been creating holistic and sustainable event experiences, motivating people to be the best versions of themselves while caring for the environment. As General Manager, Environmental Strategy and the subject matter expert on Wellbeing Design, Riggs is responsible for Maritz, LLC. corporate sustainability (ESG) reporting and compliance. Additionally, Riggs co – created a carbon footprint measurement tool that measures the footprint of an event. With this tool, Riggs works with clients to provides design insights to lessen the impact of an event. Riggs also works with clients to design event experiences that care for the whole person and so they can perform at their peak.
Rachael is the recipient of awards from the Events Industry Council, Professional Convention Management Association, and Smart Meetings Magazine. She currently serves on the Events Industry Council APEX Commission leading the Wellbeing Working Group, Global Wellness Institutes’ Workplace Wellbeing Working Group and the Net Zero Carbon Events Standards of Measurement Working Group. An life-long fitness enthusiast and advocate, she has 5 half-marathons and a triathlon to her credit. Rachael resides in Chicago, Illinois.
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 MPI Rocky Mountain Chapter is a CMP Preferred Provider. The use of the CMP Preferred Provider Pre-Check logo is not an endorsement by the Event Industry Council of the quality of the session. This logo means that this session has met the criteria to be pre-approved for CMP certification credit. – CMP-IS TBD This events attendance roster will be uploaded to the EIC for CE credits tracking (if applicable).If you do not have a EIC account, you can create one atwww.eventscouncil.org In order for these records to be accepted by EIC, the email used for registration MUST match (case sensitive) the email provided to the EIC for your account. |
Introducing the Impeccably Tailored MeetingSOLD OUT - September Educational Program & Volunteer Engagement
The Jacquard Hotel
222 Milwaukee St
Cherry Creek
Denver, CO 80206
Valet parking is at a discounted rate of $15.00 per car
9:00am – 11:00am – Board Meeting
11:00am – 11:30am – New Member Orientation
11:00am – 12:00pm – Registration, Recruitment and Networking
12:00pm – 1:30pm – Announcements and Program
Environmental Wellbeing - Where do Meetings and Events Fit In?
Helping the event industry to take better care of our planet by understanding the depth and breadth of sustainability and a circular economy is key to our future. Many organizations have robust ESG strategies, yet many are not certain where they fit in to make an impact. Event professionals must understand how their meetings/events impact into these goals/commitments and need to embrace inclusivity, wellbeing, accessibility and sustainability action into the design of their meetings/events before they are told how to do it.
In the world of sustainability, there is new terminology and concepts that we must understand. In this session, you will walk away with a full understanding of why this as important as the financial success of your organization and how to implement these strategies starting at the beginning of your event design.
Learning outcomes include:
- Understand how ESG strategies are impacting how we do business
- Learn what Scope 1, 2, 3 emissions are and how relates to meetings/events
- Discover how to design your next meeting/event with sustainability and wellbeing at the core of the experience to meet your organizations goals and commitments.
- Discuss how to measure your meeting/event Scope 3 emissions and how to develop a strategy for reduction
| Members | Student Members | Non-Members | Non-Member Students | |||
| $45 | $0 | $65 | $25 |
Speaker
Rachael Riggs, CMP, DES, SEPC
For nearly 25 years, Rachael’s passion has been creating holistic and sustainable event experiences, motivating people to be the best versions of themselves while caring for the environment. As General Manager, Environmental Strategy and the subject matter expert on Wellbeing Design, Riggs is responsible for Maritz, LLC. corporate sustainability (ESG) reporting and compliance. Additionally, Riggs co – created a carbon footprint measurement tool that measures the footprint of an event. With this tool, Riggs works with clients to provides design insights to lessen the impact of an event. Riggs also works with clients to design event experiences that care for the whole person and so they can perform at their peak.
Rachael is the recipient of awards from the Events Industry Council, Professional Convention Management Association, and Smart Meetings Magazine. She currently serves on the Events Industry Council APEX Commission leading the Wellbeing Working Group, Global Wellness Institutes’ Workplace Wellbeing Working Group and the Net Zero Carbon Events Standards of Measurement Working Group. An life-long fitness enthusiast and advocate, she has 5 half-marathons and a triathlon to her credit. Rachael resides in Chicago, Illinois.
Sponsors
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| MPI Rocky Mountain Chapter is a CMP Preferred Provider. The use of the CMP Preferred Provider Pre-Check logo is not an endorsement by the Event Industry Council of the quality of the session. This logo means that this session has met the criteria to be pre-approved for CMP certification credit. – CMP-IS TBD This events attendance roster will be uploaded to the EIC for CE credits tracking (if applicable).If you do not have a EIC account, you can create one atwww.eventscouncil.org In order for these records to be accepted by EIC, the email used for registration MUST match (case sensitive) the email provided to the EIC for your account. |
Introducing the Impeccably Tailored Meeting