EVENTSCALENDAR
January 12, 2011 MPMPI Meeting: EventMarketing Wildwood Conference Center Harrisburg, PA 717-534-8928
www.mpmpi.org
January 16, 2011 NACE Delaware Valley Chapter’s "Bring Back the Glamour" EventQuip Lansdale, PA 610-955-8115
www.nacegala.com
January 17, 2011 Restaurant Association of Maryland 21st Annual Taste of Maryland Legislative Reception Loews Annapolis Hotel Annapolis, MD
www.marylandrestaurants.com/events/ calendar.asp
January 20-21, 2011 SAE New England Chapter’s Annual Management Conference Westin Hotel Waltham, MA
www.nesae.org
January 22-23, 2011 Boston Wine Expo Latest trends/innovations of the wine industry Seaport World Trade Center Boston, MA
www.wine-expos.com/wine/boston
January 31, 2011 HSMAI Adrian Awards Gala Captures and showcases industry achievers and ROI-producing materials Marriott Marquis New York, NY 703-506-3280
www.hsmai.org
February 2, 2011 MPMPI Meeting
The Successful Planning of an Event Radisson Penn Harris Camp Hill, PA 717-534-8928
www.mpmpi.org
February 11, 2011 The Boston Globe Travel Show New information and travel ideas from world- wide destination and service professionals Seaport World Trade Center Boston, MA
www.bostonglobetravelshow.com
February 24, 2011 DMAI Destinations Showcase A forum exclusively bringing corporate, gov- ernment, association, and independent meet- ing planners together with exhibiting destina- tion marketing organizations from the US and beyond Walter E. Washington Convention Center Washington, DC 202-296-7888
www.destinationsshowcase.com
February 24-25, 2011 PASAE Education Summit and EXPO Lancaster Marriott Lancaster, PA 717-232-4500
www.pasae.org
February 25-27, 2011 The New York Times Travel Show The Ultimate Travel Destination North America's premier travel show in the number one travel marketplace Jacob K. Javits Convention Center New York, NY 203-622-7081
www.nyttravelshow.com
February 26-27, 2011 Greater Wilmington CVB FAM Trip The annual FAMiliarization Trip, in conjunction with Mid-Atlantic Events Magazine, will take place at various attractions, hotels and museums over two days. Exclusive to qualified meeting, travel and event planners. 302-295-2213
www.visitwilmingtonde.com
March 26, 2011 MPI New England Chapter "Presenting An Evening of Education" Royal Sonesta Hotel Boston Cambridge, MA 617-314-6843
www.mpine.org
Numerology Profiles for
Upcoming Events by Marilyn Sukonick-Zeff
November 24, 2010 = 2 Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau's Annual Luncheon
People attending this event will enjoy an atmosphere of high energy and excite- ment. For those who attend, instincts and personal power are being tapped into, while existing relationships grow and new ones are established.
Exchanging, sharing and exploring new and innovative ways to create a higher level of achievement will define Wednesday November 24th. The key
words for the day are truth, connections, knowledge, balance and exploration. What a terrific event this will be!
January 8-12, 2011 = 4 ABA Marketplace
These dates are strongly reflective of the number 4, meaning a paternal perspec-
tive. Working hard in order to have both the details and the overall vision of this event noticeably under control. Each
avenue of this well planned event will move along in a traditional and very enjoyable manner. Here, past connec- tions will evolve and new and most rele- vant business opportunities will develop. Much information will be exchanged, and strong plans for the future will be explored.
Marilyn Sukonick-Zeff
Professional Tarot Card Reader 215-941-6312
tarotbymarilyn@comcast.net
If you would like to list your event, visit us at
www.eventsmagazine.com
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