Contracts & Duty of Care

Contracts & Duty of Care

How to Address Tariffs in Event Contracts

Tariffs can trigger unexpected cost spikes for both planners and suppliers. Building flexibility into contracts through substitutions and force majeure protections can help mitigate financial surprises and keep events on track.
Contracts & Duty of Care

Parking Lot Safety: What Planners Need to Know

With car break-ins surging in some U.S. cities, business event planners must now consider parking lot safety as part of their site selection and contract process. 
Contracts & Duty of Care

5 Security Tips to Keep Top Execs Safe at Meetings

You might think the responsibility for the safety and security of VIPs at a meeting falls on the sponsoring organization – but planners are also partially liable.
Contracts & Duty of Care

Beware of These 5 Hidden Hotel Fees 

Hotel fees buried deep in your contract or on your hotel’s web site can add 30-40% to the cost of your meeting. Here’s how to negotiate them down.
Contracts & Duty of Care

Human Trafficking Awareness: What Can Planners Do?

Meeting planners can play a crucial role in spotting human trafficking and educating their attendees and suppliers. The key is to make it an ongoing effort – because the fight is far from over.