Insurance & Financial Meetings Management

Insurance & Financial Meetings Management is the sole magazine dedicated to the insurance and financial meetings, conventions, and incentive travel sector. I&FMM connects with over 5,000 key decision-makers in the insurance and financial fields, who manage significant budgets in this marketplace. This includes members involved in meeting and convention planning from organizations like FICP and others in the industry. The audience comprises planners for conventions and conferences from life/health and property/casualty insurance firms, financial services, trade associations linked to the insurance and financial sectors, as well as independent meeting planners. With I&FMM, your advertisements are featured prominently in a bi-monthly magazine that is easy to read and printed on high-quality glossy paper.

Trade/B2B

English

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Global

#3512611

United States

#1220568

Travel and Tourism/Travel and Tourism

#15286

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Luxury Resorts | www.themeetingmagazines.com

3 days ago | themeetingmagazines.com | Marlene Goldman

As marketing manager for SCOR Global Life Americas, Amy Cascone assembles 50 top decision makers for the company’s client advisory board meeting, which takes place every other year at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, CO. Attendees come to brainstorm, but also to immerse themselves in a VIP experience replete with wining, dining and white-glove service throughout the resort, which, according to Cascone, is one of the main reasons the she has the resort etched permanently on her calendar.
For Supreme Events, the Sunshine State Has It All

2 weeks ago | themeetingmagazines.com | David Swanson

From airlift to weather to integrated venues, Beau Ballin is sold on the Sunshine State as a meeting destination for biotech company Regeneron. “Florida’s hospitality industry is exceptional, unmatched,” says Ballin, who serves as executive director, global meetings and conventions for the Tarrytown, NY-based firm.
Breaking the Ice

2 weeks ago | themeetingmagazines.com | Danielle Letenyei

Attendee interaction is crucial to the success of any event, whether it’s a large-scale trade show, a corporate conference or a small networking or educational event. The connections attendees make at these gatherings can shape their overall experience and determine the event’s impact. However, fostering meaningful engagement isn’t always straightforward.
Luxury Incentives

2 weeks ago | themeetingmagazines.com | Andrea E. McHugh

Retaining top talent is a leading priority for businesses big and small, as the average American worker will stay at their job for just under four years, according to last year’s data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Keeping your best on board is critical, as turnover creates instability and unease, ultimately costing a company more. Bonuses and performance-based rewards have long been reliable retention strategies, but today’s elite performers are looking for more.
How to Ensure Ironclad Contracts With Speakers & Entertainers

2 weeks ago | themeetingmagazines.com | Danielle Letenyei

When it comes to planning successful events, the magic often lies in the speakers and entertainers you book. However, behind every inspiring keynote or captivating performance is a carefully crafted contract that ensures everything runs smoothly and according to plan. For event planners, managing speaker and entertainment agreements can be a daunting task dealing with legal jargon, egos and the potential for costly missteps.
How to Choose One That’s Affordable and Unforgettable

2 weeks ago | themeetingmagazines.com | Sara Karnish

There are almost as many types of events as there are reasons to have them. In the events world, sometimes the smallest things make the biggest difference, and the job of the planner is to balance the finer details with the larger picture, as well as be nimble enough to handle any unforeseen circumstances. It starts by understanding what the client wants to achieve.
Why Orlando Remains America’s Top-Ranked Meeting Destination

1 month ago | themeetingmagazines.com | David Swanson

What’s the secret sauce that makes Orlando the number one meeting destination in the nation? “We make it easy for planners to create memorable, well attended and productive events of any size,” says Casandra Matej, president and CEO of Visit Orlando. “We are committed to service, ensuring that our team works closely with planners to make the critical connections within our destination.
Event Activations - www.themeetingmagazines.com

1 month ago | themeetingmagazines.com | Kathy Monte

Meetings, conventions and trade shows are powerful business tools through which companies can showcase their products, connect with existing/potential customers and build brand recognition. However, to make a lasting impression in today’s competitive market, you need the right strategy. That’s where activations come in. Designed to engage and captivate, these interactive experiences can elevate a company’s presence at a trade show or meeting, making a real impact.
Exhibitors That Excite - www.themeetingmagazines.com

1 month ago | themeetingmagazines.com | Maura Keller

Walk through any association convention and you will see an array of booths and interactive stations, all working to entice association attendees to stop and learn more about their product, service or organization. The most popular exhibitor spaces consistently attract the biggest masses of curious passersby by offering a truly exciting, engaging and memorable experience — but why is it important to incorporate innovative exhibitors into association conventions?
Over-the-Top Events - www.themeetingmagazines.com

1 month ago | themeetingmagazines.com | Marlene Goldman

Faced with rising attendee expectations and increased competition for attention, planning an over-the-top meeting requires a combination of creativity, strategic thinking and bold ideas. Planners focus on integrating “wow factor” appeal, which can range from immersive learning zones to keynote stages with rock concert-level production to parties with drones and light shows. Some of these over-the-top elements are becoming strategic tools for engagement, brand storytelling and member retention.