So this is post number three for me, and I'm wondering where this is all headed. As a proponent of technology, I consider myself to be an optimist for most new technologies that make sense... blogging included. I'm hoping there's still time to be proven right!
I'm wondering, now though, whether those intending to attend the annual meeting know what they're in for... after all, it is the 50th. There are a great many plans awaiting your arrival, so whether you're anticipating the education, networking, or the travel to Philly, there's something for you to enjoy. Executive Edge, for instance, is being offered through the Wharton School of Business; what an awsome opportunity!
Whatever you do, make a point to check out what interests you most!
Dear "Blogmaster" Angeletti,
Don't give up hope, blogs are a great idea for PCMA, and as a new member attending the 50th meeting (and personally turning 50 not long afterwards, alongside our awesome Convention Services Manager Kathy Denkenberger, a longtime PCMA member!), I appreciate your efforts to make my stay in Ben Franklin's fair city more pleasant. I will certainly check out the exhibit marking Ben Franklin's birthday, and the city's 300th anniversary. As for the Eagles game, (yawn) oh well, I'll find something to do Sunday night, thanks for the tips on the "afterglow" hangouts! And as for future content, wouldn't mind knowing more about some of the speakers and sessions, or whether it's too late to sign up to participate in Helping Hands. PCMA's pre-con e-mails are colorful, informative, and I do read them (I don't always ACT on them!).
Thanks! Molly Brindle, Saratoga Springs Convention & Tourism Bureau, Saratoga Springs, NY
Posted by: Molly Brindle | December 22, 2005 at 09:12 AM