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One-sided indemnification, termination and cancellation clauses (to name a few!) can be "contract killers" for event hosts! Contract clauses, written by a supplier’s legal counsel to shift financial risks and logistical burdens to event hosts, are often misunderstood and as a result, poorly negotiated. Knowing the right questions to ask to strike balance is essential to protecting your event and your association! This workshop begins with a two hour “association executives only” deep dive into what might be encountered in event contracts and how to successfully negotiate critical clauses to achieve a balanced outcome. Using case studies, and experiential and peer-to-peer learning, we will tackle what executives need to know to create peace of mind, contain costs, reduce risks and ensure thorough logistics – all setting the stage for successful events! To wrap up the learning – and because appreciating both sides is important to the contract negotiations process - we will end this workshop with an interactive discussion with our industry partners!
Association Executives and Staff - Join us from 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 noon for an "association executives only" deep dive
Industry Partners - Join us at noon for lunch and networking, followed by an interactive discussion from 12:45 - 1:30 pm.
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Oct. 28: October Luncheon
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