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SUMMARY:2025 All Access Pass
DESCRIPTION:The 2025 All Access Pass includes education and networking opportunities in 2025\, and is more than 25% in savings on PCMA Capital Chapter events! \nIN-PERSON registration \n\nTwo (2) Sparkler events\nGlobal Meetings Industry Day (GMID)\nOne (1) Spark event\nTwo (2) Networking events (including Drag)\nAnnual Meeting and Awards\n\nVIRTUAL registration \n\nThree (3) Lunch and Learns\n\nA registration code will be sent via email prior to each event. \nRegistration Fees:\n \n\n2025 Partner Plus All Access Pass\nYou now have an opportunity to host clients and save! Supplier Members can purchase the Partner Plus pass which includes a pass for themselves and a planner to each event. \n2025 Partner Plus Cost: $565 \n**NEW*** For Planner Organization Package (POP!)\nNow you can purchase a Planner Organization Package that includes up to three registrations for the All Access Pass Events! \n2025 Planner Organization Package: $675 \n\nTerm & Conditions\nThe pass is transferable to allow optimum attendance for your organization. \nPlease notify the chapter office at capital@pcma.org if you are unable to attend one of the events\, or if you would like someone else to attend in your place. The Chapter requires three business days notice. \nAll Access Pass is available for PCMA Capital Chapter Members Only. \nCancellation Policy: Once purchased\, the All Access Pass is not refundable.
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SUMMARY:Global Meetings Industry Day (GMID) 2025
DESCRIPTION:Adapt\, Innovate\, Lead: Shaping the Future of the Global Meeting Industry\nIn an era defined by rapid technological advancements\, shifting societal expectations\, and unprecedented global challenges\, the meeting industry stands at a pivotal crossroads. This session\, “Adapt\, Innovate\, Lead: Trends Shaping the Global Meeting Industry\,” invites industry professionals\, leaders\, and innovators to explore the transformative trends shaping the future of meetings and events worldwide. \nJoin us for an insightful and interactive session where we will delve into the key forces driving change in the industry. We will discuss how emerging technologies such as virtual reality\, artificial intelligence\, and hybrid meeting platforms are redefining participant engagement and creating immersive experiences. Discover strategies for adapting to the evolving preferences of a more diverse and inclusive global audience while maintaining the delicate balance between in-person and virtual gatherings. \nMoreover\, we will explore innovative leadership practices that empower meeting planners and supplies to confidently navigate this dynamic landscape. Interactive discussion panels will offer insights into leadership skills essential for fostering resilience\, adaptability\, and strategic decision-making in today’s complex and interconnected world. \nWhether you are a seasoned professional or new to the field\, this session will equip you with valuable knowledge and practical tools to not only adapt to current trends but to also channel innovation and lead with vision. Engage with peers\, share experiences\, and strategize on harnessing these trends to propel your events and meetings to the forefront of the industry. \nDon’t miss out on the opportunity to be part of the conversation that is shaping the future of how we meet and connect globally. Join us to adapt\, innovate\, and lead with confidence and purpose in the ever-evolving meeting industry. \n  \nDate: \nApril 3\, 2025 \nLocation: \nRonald Reagan Building – Pavilion \n1300 Pennsylvania Avenue NW\, Washington\, DC 20004 \n  \nAgenda:\n \n3pm – Registration Opens \n3:30pm – Program Starts \n5:30pm – Networking Reception \n  \nStoryteller/Emcee: Naomi Clare Crellin\, Founder & CEO\, Storycraft Lab  \nFireside Chat Speakers:  \nTopic 1 – Adapt: Joel E. Roberson\, Partner\, Holland & Knight  \nTopic 2 – Innovate: Carter Dunham\, Vice President\, Sales\, Production Resource Group   \nTopic 3 – Lead: Nathaniel Holic\, Membership Manager\, Association for Fundraising Professionals  \n  \nNaomi Clare Crellin\, Founder & CEO\, Storycraft Lab (Storyteller/Emcee)\nNaomi Clare Crellin is the founder of Storycraft Lab and a recognized leader in audience engagement\, event personalization and experience design. She teaches Engagement Strategy at NYU and has led innovative exhibit and experience design projects for global brands and organizations such as Google\, Deloitte\, Marriott International and NASA.   \nCreator of the design thinking tools the Experience Profiles (TM) and the Wheel of Belonging\, Naomi is passionate about leveraging behavioral insights to create experiences that foster belonging and meaningful connection. She is author of the recently published Belonging Playbook\, created in partnership with Google’s Experience Institute\, and Marriott International’s Designing for Engagement Toolkit.  \n  \nJoel E. Roberson\, Partner\, Holland & Knight  (Topic 1 – Adapt) \nMr. Roberson advises high-tech clients on emerging public policy and regulatory issues\, including self-driving cars\, unmanned aircraft systems (UAS)\, cybersecurity\, privacy and data breach response. Mr. Roberson has extensive experience working with the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to develop policy to support the integration of autonomous vehicles\, drones and advanced air mobility. He is well-versed in preparing clients to testify before Congress\, including congressional investigations into data breaches. Before joining Holland & Knight\, Mr. Roberson served as a law clerk for the House Judiciary Committee where he prepared members of Congress to debate the first reauthorization of the Patriot Act.  \n Additionally\, Mr. Roberson advises healthcare and nutrition clients on public policy and regulatory issues\, including the regulation of food\, pharmaceuticals\, over-the-counter (OTC) drugs and medical gases. He has assisted clients to enact legislation reforming the way the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approves and regulates OTC drug products. Mr. Roberson regularly advises clients on food safety\, including implementation of the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) and the Farm Bill. Mr. Roberson has drafted healthcare legislation\, provisions of major FDA reform bills and amendments to pending legislation that have been enacted into law. He also helps clients prepare public comments to federal agencies and establish internal regulatory compliance programs.  \n Prior to entering private practice\, Mr. Roberson worked within the elected leadership offices of the U.S. House of Representatives for former Congressman J.C. Watts (R-Okla.) and former Congresswoman Deborah Pryce (R-Ohio). In this role with Congress\, he prepared major legislation for floor debate\, including development of debate strategy\, creation of key messages and distribution of floor briefings for members of Congress and congressional staff. In the immediate wake of Hurricane Katrina\, Mr. Roberson led three groups of volunteer law students to both Mississippi and Louisiana to provide volunteer legal services. The students worked on various legal issues including home owner’s insurance\, foreclosure\, succession\, criminal\, immigration and administrative law issues as well as providing basic services to those in need.  \nCarter Dunham\, Vice President\, Sales\, Production Resource Group (Topic 2 – Innovate) \nCarter Dunham’s favorite part about the event experience is creating a journey for each event attendee.  When it comes to events no matter the type or size of the event there is an emotional connection from the moment the wheels lift off\, to the moment they touch back down. “When thinking about events\, it’s critical to not only think about the pieces that make it work\, but also the emotion connected with those pieces and how it lends itself to the event experience.”  \nCarter Dunham is the Vice President\, Sales & Business Development for Association & Exhibits at Production Resource Group (PRG).  His work focuses on helping clients on event strategy and implementation of technology at their events.  Carter is passionate about technology and the role it can provide in working toward more sustainable and accessible events.  He is currently serving on the Rocky Mountain Chapter PCMA Board as the Community Service Chair.  \nCarter holds a bachelor’s degree in theater arts and has spent time working in many sectors of the industry including music\, live performance\, corporate and association events.  Carter is also a proud parent and currently serving as a youth coach for AYL football and assistant scoutmaster with Scouting BSA.  \nNathaniel Holic\, Membership Manager\, Association for Fundraising Professionals (Topic 3 – Lead) \nNathaniel is the Membership Manager at the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP)\, where he focuses on enhancing member engagement\, retention\, and growth through personalized experiences and data-driven strategies. Previously\, he served as Manager of Meetings & Registration at BOMA International\, overseeing event logistics\, member services\, and sponsorship management.  \n Nathaniel has been recognized as a PCMA “20 in Their 20s” honoree and is actively involved in PCMA Capital Chapter\, co-leading the Next Gen Task Force to increase membership engagement for professionals under 30.  \n A graduate of the University of Mary Washington\, Nathaniel holds a B.S. in Marketing with a minor in Physics. His ability to blend technical proficiency with relationship-building skills allows him to deliver impactful experiences for members\, sponsors\, and attendees alike.  \n50/50 Raffle for Future Business Leaders of America:\nThe PCMA Capital Chapter Community Services Committee will be hosting a 50/50 raffle to support the D.C. Chapter – Future Business Leaders of America! Half of the funds raised will go to the raffle winner\, and half of the proceeds will go towards sponsoring a student to attend FBLA’s national competition. \nPlease note that this is a CASH ONLY raffle\, so please be sure to plan accordingly if you’d like to participate. Tickets will be available for purchase at the Community Services/DEI Committee table (look out for ticket sellers wearing yellow aprons). \nTicket pricing: 2 tickets for $5\,  5 tickets for $10\, and 12 tickets for $20 \nThe drawing will take place during evening remarks\, and you must be present to win. \nInterested in donating funds directly to the cause? Donate here! \nWant to learn and/or help more? Contact Bianca DeStout\, Community Services Committee Member and DEI Committee Chair\, at bdestout@visitcincy.com. \n  \nBecome a sponsor for this event now! \nClick here or email pcma.capital.sponsorship@gmail.com for more information. \nThank you to our event sponsors!\nPlatinum Level Partner\n \n  \n  \n  \nAV Partner\n\n  \n  \n  \nEvent Partner\n \n  \n  \nRegistration Partner\n\n  \n  \nReception Partner\n \n  \n  \n 
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LOCATION:Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center\, 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue NW\, Washington\, DC\, 20004\, United States
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SUMMARY:Introduction to EDC Level 1 Workshop in USA
DESCRIPTION:Registration is now closed.\n  \nWe invite you to come and experience how Stanford University\, the International IOU\, Google are using the Event Canvas™ Methodology and creating value for events happening at our Sands Expo and Convention Center. For a closer look at the transformative impact of Event Design Program\, visit https://edco.global/ced/. \nJoin this Event Design Introduction program to learn how to apply this methodology and join the community of change-makers embracing the process and contributing to the intentional design movement. \nThis event is available to member/non-member planners. Registration is complimentary\, but seating is limited\, so register today! \nWHAT IS EDC? \nThe Event Design Collective (EDC) are event designers who train and consult with event owners\, event managers and educators. Their approach is based on our experience\, experiments and expertise. They train teams and individuals to apply the Event Canvas methodology to elevate the field of event design\, and advise clients from membership-based organizations to NGOs and corporations. \nEVENT DESIGN WORKSHOP \n\nLearn about and apply a practical visual language and innovation process to describe\, challenge\, and design high stakes events\nGain the ability to analyze and use powerful examples of event design\, ranging from Fortune 500 corporations\, membership-based organizations and NGO’s and governments.\nTackle a core challenge of every organization enabling teams to design and create compelling events that participants want to attend and that create valued behavior change for stakeholders.\nForm a sound understanding of the skills required to have the strategic conversation at the most senior levels and identified the next steps in skills development to be able to have these conversations with confidence.\n\nIn a changing business landscape\, event owners are faced with the need for change and event teams are challenged how to implement that change. The Event Design Collective uses a three-stage methodology to get a grip on how events create value and how to measure success through behavioral change. Find out how you can lead change in your organization. \nTHE PROGRAM \nExperience being in an event design team. Apply the Event Design using the Event Canvas™ Methodology to a case study. Explore Empathy Mapping. Identify the CHANGE of behavior per stakeholder. Then FRAME the event design challenge by locking in all the design constraints. Articulate the change required and then prototype various event designs. Come full circle as a team having applied the Event Design using the Event Canvas methodology with 6 roles and the Facilitation Kit. \nYOU WILL LEARN TO \n\nApply the Empathy Map\, Event Canvas and Event Delta to analyze stakeholder behavior as a team member\nPrototype Event Designs to articulate the narrative of the event design\nBe able to articulate the purpose of Event Design using the Event CanvasTM Methodology to demonstrate the value of an event\n\nSESSION DETAILS\nMonday\, April 7th\, 2025 \nTIME\nNoon to 1:00pm: Lunch\n1:00pm to 5:00pm Workshop \nVENUE: Hotel EATON – 1201 K St. NW\, Washington D.C. – Crystal Ballroom \nIMPORTANT INFORMATION\nSuccessful participants will be granted 4 Continuing Education\, CMP Credits – Meeting & Event Design as defined by the Events Industry Council EIC. \nFacilitator: Roel Frissen– Event Design Collective \n  \nFor any questions about the event\, please contact Hanaa Basta\, at hanaa.basta@sands.com. \nFor any questions about registration\, contact the PCMA Capital Chapter at capital@pcma.org. \n  \nThis program is brought to you by:
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