International Meetings

  David A. Banmiller is author of “Turbulence: 50 Years on the Leading Edge of the Airline Industry”. He is also president of The Falcon Group Inc., an international consulting firm with offices in California and Ireland. He has held numerous leadership positions, including CEO of several airlines: Aloha, Sun Country, Pan Am, Golden Myanmar, […]

In today’s ever-expanding global economy, multinational companies with culturally diverse employee groups need to adopt new and creative ways to engage employees and reward performance across their organizations.

Planning meetings abroad requires more time, more contract follow-up, and more onsite and destination support services.

Because it’s been closed so long, there’s still a mystery about Cuba, so the time is right to experience something close to home but still off the beaten path.

Making sure meetings with multicultural participants are successful requires careful forethought, extensive planning and immense flexibility.

Traveling outside of the United States nowadays requires a great deal of planning and forethought. Whether your group is small or large, these 10 valuable points will help ensure a safe and successful journey.

Under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), meeting planners involved in organizing international programs face the need to proceed cautiously.