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Advertiser Index Your source for the destinations, venues, and services advertised in Convene.


Baltimore Convention Center Inside back cover


www.bccenter.org


Boston Convention Marketing Center


www.advantageboston.com


Cancun Convention and Visitors Bureau


www.cancun.travel Casa de Campo


www.casadecampo.com.do


Davis Area Convention and Visitors Bureau


www.davisareacvb.com


Fairmont Hotels & Resorts 29 www.fairmont.com


Fiesta Americana Hotels & Resorts


www.fiestamericana.com Hiscox


www.hiscoxusa.com/smallbiz


Irving Convention and Visitors Bureau


www.irvingtexas.com 33 93 17 82 91 95 7 Marriott Hotels & Resorts 52–53 www.innoventionnetwork.com


Meetings & Conventions Calgary


www.meetingscalgary.com Meet in Utah


www.meetinutah.com


MeetingMatrix International 80 www.pcma.org/spaceverification Omni Hotels & Resorts


11 www.omniunderstands.com


Orange County Convention Center


www.occc.net


Palm Springs Desert Resort Communities


88 www.meetingsinpalmsprings.com 99 3 84 www.psav.com


San Diego Convention & Visitors Bureau


64–65 www.sandiego.org/positiveresults


SheratonWestin Inside front cover & 1


www.westin.com/resortmeetings Talking Stick Resort


www.talkingstickresort.com Team San Jose


www.sanjose.org/convene


Tourisme Montréal Back cover www.meetingsalamontreal.com


Vienna Convention Bureau 73 www.vienna.convention.at Visit Denver


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www.onecitysevenreasons.com Visit Salt Lake


Wyndham Nassau Resort & Crystal Palace Casino


83 www.visitsaltlake.com/meetings 97 www.wyndhamnassauresort.com In the Next Issue of Convene


July 2011 Trends, analysis, and more.


An Open Book: Go behind the scenes and around the exhibit hall at Book Expo America—and find out how the show and the industry it serves are responding as digital media continues to change how people buy, read, and experience the printed word.


How Social Media Meets: Begun as a gathering of “Success- ful and Outstanding Bloggers,” SOBCon has evolved into “a think tank of the social web where some of the best minds in the Internet space gather to present models, discuss insights, and determine best practices.”


www.pcma.org


One on OneWith Lisa Ling: We talk to the host of the OprahWinfrey Network’s “Our America” and co-author of Somewhere Inside: One Sister’s Captivity in North Korea and the Other’s Fight to Bring Her Home—who will be delivering a general-session presentation sponsored by Convene at the 2011 DMAI Annual Convention in July.


A Galvanizing Moment: Facing a crisis of identity and profitability, Starbucks convened a 10,000-employee meeting to help the company get back on track. Read all about it in an excerpt from Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz’s new book, Onward: How Starbucks Fought for Its LifeWithout Losing Its Soul.


PLUS: Special Sections  Corporate Meetings in Cancun  Innovative Centers&Unique Venues


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