In the Meetings Industry, ethical considerations should always be a priority.
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Full StoryEvery industry faces ethics challenges, and meeting planning certainly is no exception. Something that looks like an incentive can be intended as a bribe.
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Full StoryMeeting planning ethics codes are black and white, but often do not account for the shades of gray that meeting planners encounter in the field everyday.
Full StoryThe theory of ethics may have been conceived by Aristotle, but defining what constitutes ethical planning behavior has never been more complex, and the potential impact on a career rarely so dire. Meeting planners have long worked under a code of ethics, but those lines defining ethics are not as clear they were a decade […]
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