Centre for Events Professional Development

White papers

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White Paper

Publisher

Year of Issue

Technology

 

 
10 Trends That Will Make or Break Your Email ROILyris2010
Beyond Media ListsVocus 
How To Set Up a Learning Community Using Moodle and MoreKineo2010
Innovation Trend in Live MarketingVOK DAMS2011
Rise of Mobile CommerceJesse Hirsch, ACTE, Canada2011
Welcome to the iPadTBA Global2011
Exhibitions and Events  
Delivering Innovation, Knowledge and Performance - the Role of Business EventsProf L Jago and Prof M Deery2010
Digital and Exhibiting Marketing Insights Centre for Exhbition Industry Research2009
Event Marketing - How to Boost Attendance Through Social MediaCvent 
Greener EventsGovernment Office for the South West2010
Inside the Mind of the DelegateCrystal Interactive
Internal Events Fit for PurposeCrystal Interactive
Meet, Greet and ProsperR Sheppard2011
Opportunities for Growth in the UK Events Industry 2011
The Future of Booking VenuesHBBA 
The Human TouchCrystal Interactive
Hotels  
Hotels 2020: Beyond SegmentationAmadeus2010
Are You At Risk?Best Western, ACTE, Canada2011
Meetings  
Leveraging the Legacy - the post-Olympic meetings and events landscapeBSI2012
Meetings Plastic: Drastic or Fantastic?HBBA2011
Payment Models in the Meetings MarketHBBA2010
The Value of MeetingsTBA Global2010
Why Face-to-Face Business Meetings MatterProf R D Avrey, National University of Singapore2009
Presentations and Webinars  
9 Management Practices for Exceptional WebinarsMarketing Profs Research Insights 
The Presentation Genius of Steve JobsCarmino Gallo, Business Week 
Olympics and Sports Events  
The Inspirational Effect of Major Sporting EventsUK Sport2011
Meta-Evaluation of the Impacts and Legacy of the London 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic GamesDepartment for Culture, Media and Sport2011
A Lasting Legacy: How Can London Fully Exploit the Opportunities Created by the Olympic Games in the Recovery and to 2030?Work Foundation2010
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