Most associations spend all year planning conferences and meetings for their members and industry partners. They’re often held in beautiful venues in different cities, and the learning opportunities are punctuated by great food and interesting experiences.
But, what about the meetings and trainings for their own staff? Important organizational vision-casting occurs at these meetings, as does communication on crucial topics, ranging from office safety to sexual harassment. But, oftentimes, these staff meetings fall flat. They’re unmemorable, not because the information communicated isn’t important, but because the meeting itself is boring. A change of scenery could help with that.
More organizations are moving important staff meetings offsite for a couple of reasons, according to Chloe Day, enterprise sales manager at Splacer, a platform that enables companies and individuals to book unique meeting and event spaces.
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