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MPI Chicago Area Chapter

Events
  
Date: February 12
Time: 8 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. CST
Location: Convene, 16 W. Adams St., Chicago

Visit https://www.mpi.org/chapters/chicago-area/education-events/event/2020/02/12/default-calendar/next-2020 to view the full article online.

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Volunteer Spotlight
  
Ted Miller, HMCC, CHME, CHSP, CGTP, CGMP

 

Our expert tackles the ins and outs of booking good speakers and what to do when your good speaker turns out to be not so good.

Visit https://www.mpi.org/chapters/chicago-area/chapter-news/single-blog/c-c-articles/2020/01/07/ask-the-expert-speaker-selection to view the full article online.

  
Heather Warthen, 22nd Century Media

 

More than 300 MPI-CAC members and guests attended the annual party at the Hyatt Regency Chicago. The theme was "Be Bubbly" and featured several interactive elements tied to champagne, including a Make Your Own Champagne Cocktail Bar.

Visit https://www.mpi.org/chapters/chicago-area/chapter-news/single-blog/c-c-articles/2020/01/07/mpi-cac-holiday-party-brings-out-the-bubbly to view the full article online.

  
Erin Babarskis, CMP

 

Chapter president takes a look back on what MPI-CAC has accomplished in 2019 and what’s ahead for 2020

Visit https://www.mpi.org/chapters/chicago-area/chapter-news/single-blog/c-c-articles/2020/01/07/mpi-cac-year-in-review-chapter-president-takes-a-look-back-on-what-mpi-cac-has-accomplished-in-2019-and-what-s-ahead-for-2020 to view the full article online.

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Source: Skift

Cameras don’t always have to make people uncomfortable, especially if they’re not being used for facial recognition. Deployed as a way to monitor the flow of attendees, they are a big improvement on common tracking methods.

Visit https://skift.com/2019/12/04/less-invasive-cameras-may-be-the-future-of-event-tracking/ to view the full article online.

Source: Associations Now

Security experts say that cyberattackers are more likely to get experimental when distributing malware or attacking businesses in the new year. They may even rely on social engineering rather than a technical payload.

Visit https://associationsnow.com/2020/01/2020-cybersecurity-trends-expect-things-to-get-weird/ to view the full article online.

Source: MeetingsNet

To anyone involved in the planning of business meetings, a recent article in The New York Times presented an interesting rendering of a meeting room that, while 75 years old now, looks quite familiar.

Visit https://www.meetingsnet.com/event-design-ideas/notable-moment-meetings-history-room-design-crisis-sessions to view the full article online.