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Rich Luna | Jun 5, 2018
WEC: The Greatest Spectacle
More than 2,200 registered attendees may have witnessed the “greatest spectacle in WEC history.”
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Michael Pinchera | Jun 5, 2018
Ethics, Contracts and Hilarity: Some Favorite Sessions from #WEC18
A look at some of the top educational sessions from WEC18 in Indianapolis.
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Blair Potter | Jun 2, 2018
Pep Rallies and Villages Highlight New-Look WEC
The 2018 World Education Congress offers a completely redesigned education and engagement program.
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Michael Pinchera | May 29, 2018
MIT at WEC18: In Search of the Most Effective Education

Enjoy MIT-produced education while helping to build research in the field of learning conditions and behaviors at WEC.

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Jason Hensel | May 24, 2018
WEC18 Speaker Profile: Dustin Garis
Dustin Garis wants attendees to feel depressed at the end of his WEC session, “Revolt Against Routine and Create Memorable Experiences.”
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Avery Carter | May 22, 2018
Why Indianapolis is Perfect for Event Planners
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Jason Hensel | May 21, 2018
WEC18 Speaker Profile: Mel Robbins
Our brains often work against us. So says Mel Robbins.
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Jason Hensel | May 14, 2018
WEC18 Speaker Profile: Michael Cerbelli
Michael Cerbelli says the key to creating memorable events is never saying no. 
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Rowland Stiteler | May 8, 2018
WEC18 Host Dena Blizzard: First, Be Entertaining

WEC host Dena Blizzard says getting audiences to listen is the key to getting them to learn.

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Jason Hensel | May 7, 2018
WEC18 Speaker Profile: Duncan Wardle
WEC18 speaker Duncan Wardle discusses thinking differently with innovation and creativity. 
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Avery Carter | May 3, 2018
WEC18 Villages Seek to Enhance Event Experience
The all-new WEC Villages offer a completely redesigned WEC event format, enabling meeting planners to get more education, connections, and customization than ever before.
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Rowland Stiteler | May 1, 2018
“Pay It Forward” Reaches New Heights at MPI’s 2018 WEC Event
At WEC 2018 event, the concept of paying it forward will involve a carefully thought out and well-organized initiative focused not just on giving a helping hand to worthy charities.
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Jason Hensel | Apr 20, 2018
Living Your Best Life: Strategic Ideas for Event Attendees and Yourself

Four WEC keynote speakers offer ways to help you, and your attendees, achieve the life you always wanted.

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Steve Hoffman | Mar 21, 2018
5 Essential Business Lessons for Independent Event Planners
Independent event planners face unique challenges, not the least of which involve establishing a successful small business or home office.
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David Avrin, CSP | Mar 14, 2018
Passion: The Leading Cause of Business Failure
From personal development “gurus” and schoolteachers to parents, friends and even celebrities, fulfillment comes, we are told, from pursuing your dreams.
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Juraj Holub | Feb 28, 2018
9 Creative Event Concepts to Empower Your Attendees
As the demand for live experiences grows, so does the event planner’s need for new, innovative event ideas that will impress clients and create meaningful moments for attendees.
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Jason Hensel | Feb 6, 2018
Getting Connected in Indianapolis
Indianapolis’ downtown investment is paying off for planners seeking a connected, walkable and welcoming destination.
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Dian Barber | Feb 2, 2018
The Social in Social Media: Event Tribalization
Alex Plaxen (MPI Potomac Chapter) is on a mission to help meeting and event professionals understand that social media is more than just tweeting and marketing. 
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Rowland Stiteler | Dec 18, 2017
New Event Canvas Template Makes Event Design More Accessible
Event planners are ranging from the experienced to the most novice have heard of the #EventCanvas™, an event design template launched at the 2014 MPI World Education Congress (WEC) and surging in worldwide popularity nowadays
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Avery Carter | Nov 30, 2017
Indianapolis to Host MPI's 2018 World Education Congress (WEC)
As the concept of designing experiences takes center stage in the events industry, meeting professionals (or, “experience designers” as we may soon know them) are charged with not only orchestrating an endless number of logistics, but doing so flawlessly while ensuring an unforgettable and transformative experience for attendees.
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