Association Chat Magazine, Issue 1 2024

MAGAZINE VOL. 1, ISS. 1 2024

Thank You to All of Association Chat’s Sponsors! CONTENTS VOL. 1, ISS. 1 2024 MAGAZINE associationchat.com EDITOR-IN-CHIEF KiKi L’Italien kiki@amplifiedgrowth.net PUBLISHING Big Red M 571-814-3443 info@bigredm.com Design & Layout Juliette Miratsky Advertising & Sponsorships https://bit.ly/actrustedpartner ASSOCIATION CHAT PODCAST (available on) Apple Spotify Amazon Music LIKE/FOLLOW/ SUBSCRIBE https://www.youtube.com/ @AssociationChat https://www.linkedin.com/ company/associationchat https://www.facebook.com/ groups/associationchat2 Copyright © 2024 Association Chat. All rights reserved. This material may be reprinted only with the expressed written permission of Association Chat. 06 18 10 24 07 06| Essential Packing List for Multiday Conference Survival 07| Navigating the Expo Hall Like a Pro 09| Traditional vs. Digital Business Cards 10| ASAE Annual Meeting & Expo Speaking Spotlight 10 Exhibitor/Booth Listings 12 Exhibit Hall Map 16 the conference issue 04 Letter from the Editor 18 Transforming Conferences 20 Angel/Devil/Triangle 21 The Implications of SHRM’s Decision to Drop ‘Equity’ from DE&I 23 Adapting to the Modern Volunteer to Maximize Engagement 24 AI For Associations 25 Accessibility 26 Aligning Values with Venues 28 The Story Behind SoAP 30 Flock Around and Find Out 33 Overheard in Associations FEATURED ART ICLES

4 Letter from the Editor Dear Association Chat Community, Welcome to the inaugural issue of Association Chat Magazine! This quarterly publication is a dream come true, a testament to the power of community, and the culmination of our shared passion for the association industry. I’m thrilled to share this first edition with you, packed with helpful advice, industry highlights, and news that will enrich your knowledge and inspire you whether you are reading this issue from your home office, in the airport, or the 2024 ASAE Annual Meeting in Cleveland. I hope everyone will subscribe (use the QR code below) for the digital or print edition. The next one will be published in November! As I reflect on the journey that brought us here, I am filled with gratitude for each person who has been a part of Association Chat since its beginning in 2009. Our community has grown and evolved, embracing new ideas and experiences along the way. I believe the best is yet to come! One of the most exciting recent additions was the creation of an experiential “mobile mastermind” bringing 35 association industry folks together for the Association Chat Road Trip to ASAE Annual. The dreaming, planning, and strategizing that went into making this an unforgettable journey was incredible! There were moments when I wasn’t certain if it would really happen—but thanks to the support of some collaborators close to me, we were able to bring this vision to reality! In this edition, we explore several key topics that are shaping our industry. Our feature on AI for Associations looks at how generative AI is revolutionizing our daily operations, enhancing productivity, and improving member experiences. This technology is a transformative tool that offers numerous possibilities for associations of all sizes. We also tackle an evergreen topic of interest for association executives: volunteer engagement. Learn about strategies to attract, retain, and recognize volunteers in a way that aligns with their personal and professional goals. Understanding these shifts is crucial for building a healthier leadership base and driving organizational growth. One of the most pressing issues we address in this issue is The Implications of SHRM’s Decision to Drop ‘Equity’ from DE&I. This decision has sent shockwaves through the HR community, prompting a critical discussion on how we, as association executives, should respond. Are we committed to addressing systemic disparities, or are we retreating from the uncomfortable work required to achieve true equity? This article’s topic, featured in a recent Association Chat Weekly Recap, investigates into the implications of SHRM’s recent controversial move and why it matters for associations. It also provides conversation starters to help you engage with your peers at the ASAE Annual Meeting and beyond. As you explore these pages, I hope you feel the same excitement and anticipation that we do. I hope this magazine is food for your heads and hearts, a collection of articles and visions of what might be. I see it as a celebration of our shared community and a resource to inspire! Thank you for being a part of this incredible journey. Here’s to many more editions of Association Chat Magazine and to the continued growth and success of our vibrant community. Warm regards, KiKi L’Italien Editor-In-Chief, Association Chat Magazine KiKi L’Italien Subscribe to the magazine! https://bit.ly/assnchatmagsublist

5 Conference Welcome to our actionpacked guide for maximizing your conference experience! Whether you're a seasoned pro or a first-time attendee at ASAE Annual or at another big conference, we've included some essential tips to make sure you have a successful conference! Our Essential Packing List ensures you're prepared for anything. You will Navigate the Expo Hall like a true insider with our expert pointers, and you can consider the pros and cons of whether traditional or digital business cards best suit your networking style. Our Speaker Spotlight section will help you choose the must-see speakers, while our comprehensive Exhibitor and Booth Listing ensures you can check off those people and booths you most want to visit. We hope this guide helps you to make the most of every moment at the ASAE Annual Meeting & Expo or any big conference you attend!

Tech & Office Supplies » Conference App: Ensure it’s downloaded on your phone for easy access to schedules and updates. » Notebook & Pens: For jotting down quick notes and ideas. » Business Cards: Essential for networking and exchanging contact information. » Laptop/Tablet: For taking detailed notes and staying connected. » Charging Cables: For all your devices. Miscellaneous » Reusable Tote Bag: For carrying conference materials and any swag you pick up. » Umbrella: In case of unexpected weather. » Sunglasses: If you’ll be spending any time outside. » Small First Aid Kit: For any minor emergencies. By packing these essentials, you’ll be well-prepared to tackle each day of the conference with energy and enthusiasm. Happy packing and enjoy the conference! Conference Tips 6 ESSENTIAL PACKING LIST for Multiday Conference Survival Preparing for a multiday conference like the ASAE Annual in Cleveland requires more than just packing your business attire. How many of these do you pack? What is missing from this list? Health & Wellness » B12 Supplements: Boost your energy levels and stay alert throughout the day. » Electrolytes: Replenish your body after long days and potential late-night social events. Electrolyte tablets or powders are easy to pack. » Vitamins: A daily multivitamin can help keep your immune system strong. » Pain Relievers: Pack ibuprofen or acetaminophen for headaches or any other minor aches and pains. » Hand Sanitizer: Keep your hands clean and germfree, especially when shaking hands frequently. » Band-Aids: Essential for any blisters or minor cuts from long days on your feet. » Blister Cushions: For extra protection against blisters. » Tissues: Handy for any quick clean-ups or runny noses. Comfort & Convenience » Comfortable Shoes: Ensure you have a pair of wellbroken-in shoes suitable for long days of walking. » Layers of Clothing: Pack a light sweater or jacket for varying conference room temperatures. » Reusable Water Bottle: Stay hydrated without relying on disposable bottles. » Healthy Snacks: Nuts, granola bars, or dried fruit to keep your energy up between meals. » Portable Phone Charger: Keep your devices charged for networking and note-taking. Personal Care » Travel-Sized Toiletries: Shampoo, conditioner, body wash, toothpaste, and a toothbrush. » Lip Balm: For dry, air-conditioned conference environments. » Moisturizer: Keep your skin hydrated. » Deodorant: Freshen up throughout the day. » Mints or Gum: For fresh breath during networking.

7 Page Header Expo halls at large conferences like the ASAE Annual in Cleveland are bustling hubs of activity, filled with opportunities to discover new products, meet potential partners, and gather valuable information. To make the most out of your time in the expo hall, here’s a guide to navigating it like a pro. 1. Plan Ahead Research Exhibitors: Before the conference, review the list of exhibitors and highlight the ones you want to visit. Identify must-see booths and note their locations on the expo hall map. (Be sure to check out the map on page 16 of this magazine!) Set Goals: Determine what you want to achieve in the expo hall. Are you looking for new vendors, networking opportunities, or specific products? 2. Time Management Strategize Your Visits: Allocate specific times for visiting the expo hall, ideally during less crowded times such as early mornings or late afternoons. Prioritize your top exhibitors and schedule your visits around their busiest times. Stay Flexible: While having a plan is important, be open to serendipitous encounters and discoveries. Sometimes the best connections happen unexpectedly. 3. Engage Effectively Ask Questions: Engage with exhibitors by asking questions about their products or services. This not only shows your interest but also helps you gather valuable information. Collect Information: Pick up brochures, business cards, and any other materials that can help you remember important details later. NAVIGATING THE EXPO HALL LIKE A PRO Tips for Maximizing Your Experience Take Notes: Bring a notebook or use your phone to jot down key points from conversations. This will help you remember who you spoke with and what was discussed. 4. Network Smartly Be Approachable: Smile, make eye contact, and be open to conversations. Networking in the expo hall can lead to valuable connections. Exchange Contact Information: Have your business cards ready (both traditional and digital) and be prepared to exchange them with new contacts. Follow Up: After the conference, reach out to the people you met to continue the conversation and explore potential collaborations.  Conference Tips

8 Page Header 5. Stay Comfortable Dress Appropriately: Wear comfortable shoes and dress in layers to adapt to varying temperatures in the expo hall. Take Breaks: Don’t forget to take short breaks to rest and hydrate. This will help you stay energized and focused. 6. Leverage Technology Use the Conference App: Many conferences have apps with interactive maps, schedules, and exhibitor information. Use these tools to navigate the expo hall efficiently. Social Media: Follow the conference hashtag on social media to stay updated on any changes or interesting happenings in the expo hall. 7. Evaluate and Reflect Assess Your Goals: At the end of each day, evaluate whether you met your goals for the expo hall. If not, adjust your strategy for the following day. Organize Materials: Sort through the materials you collected, organize your notes, and highlight any key contacts or follow-up actions. Navigating the expo hall at a large conference can be overwhelming, but with proper planning and a strategic approach, you can make the most out of your experience. By researching ahead, managing your time, engaging effectively, and staying comfortable, you’ll maximize your opportunities and leave with valuable insights and connections. Conference Tips

Let’s imagine you’re at the ASAE Annual Conference in Cleveland, rubbing elbows with the who’s who of the association world. You’re networking like a boss, but then comes the moment of truth—exchanging contact info. Do you whip out your fancy paper rectangle or flash your phone with a digital dazzler (aka digital business card)? TRADITIONAL VS. DIGITAL BUSINESS CARDS The Ultimate Showdown! So, What’s the Verdict? Here’s the situation: Why choose when you can have both? While I lean toward the ease of the traditional business card, I’m all about what works best! Keep a stash of traditional cards and have your digital version ready for those who hate paper. It’s a little bit like bringing a spork to a picnic—you’re ready for anything! (Although I’ve never in my life brought a spork to an event.) Remember, it’s not just about the card—it’s about the person behind it (that’s you!). What’s your brand? What’s your vibe? Whether you’re slinging paper or pixels, what matters most is the connection you make. So go forth, network like a boss, and may the best card win! So, what’s the story—are you Team Traditional or Team Digital? Or are you straddling the fence like a networking ninja? THE AWESOME Earth’s BFF: Save a tree, share a digital card. Captain Planet would be proud! Information Overload (in a good way): Links, videos, your cat’s Instagram—the sky’s the limit! Update on the Fly: Change jobs faster than you change your socks? No problem! Update in real-time. Interactive Magic: QR codes, direct dials, instant LinkedIn connections—it’s like your card is doing the networking for you! (THE NOT-SO-AWESOME) Tech Dependent: What if your new contact is rocking a flip phone from 2005? Awkward... Less Tactile Charm: Some folks just love the feel of paper. Can’t blame ‘em! Learning Curve: Not everyone’s a tech whiz. Prepare for some “How do I save this again?” moments. Wi-Fi Woes: No internet? Your fancy digital card might just be a pretty screen saver. THE AWESOME Tangible Realness: Nothing beats the satisfying *swoosh* of handing over a physical card. It’s like a mic drop for your contact info! Profesh AF: Pulling out a sleek card says, “I came prepared, and I mean business.” Instant Gratification: No fumbling with phones or apps. Just take it and go! Pimp My Card: Get creative with designs, textures, and finishes. Make it rain glitter if that’s your vibe! (THE NOT-SO-AWESOME) Space Invaders: Ever tried to cram your life story onto a 3.5 x 2-inch card? Yeah, good luck with that. Tree Hugger’s Nightmare: Mother Nature might give you the side-eye for all that paper waste. Now You See Me, Now You Don’t: These babies have a knack for playing hide-and-seek in jacket pockets. Stuck in Time: Got a promotion? Moved offices? Time to trash those old cards and start fresh! TRADITIONAL DIGITAL VS OLD SCHOOL COOL NEW KID ON THE BLOCK 9 Conference Tips

ASAE Annual Meeting & Expo 2024 SPEAKING SPOTLIGHT Must-See Speakers at ASAE Annual Meeting & Expo 2024 Highlighting the Power of Purpose: Keynote and Catalyst Speakers 10 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Amanda Gorman Poet Laureate, Activist, Icon Amanda Gorman, the youngest inaugural poet in U.S. history, will inspire attendees with her profound messages of hope, resilience, and healing. Known for her impactful performance of “The Hill We Climb” at the 2021 Presidential Inauguration, Amanda’s words continue to resonate deeply with audiences worldwide. Adam Kinzinger Former U.S. Congress Member, CNN Commentator, Air National Guard Officer Drawing from his six terms in the House of Representatives, Adam Kinzinger shares his insights and hopeful vision for the future of democracy. His experiences in public service provide valuable lessons on leadership and active participation in shaping our society. Holly Ransom Ideas Architect, Author, Leadership Game Changer Recognized globally for her ability to distill complex ideas into understandable concepts, Holly Ransom’s sessions are designed to equip attendees with the tools to tackle their biggest challenges. Her insights on leadership and innovation are invaluable for anyone looking to drive change in their organization. Choir! Choir! Choir! Harmonic Arrangements, Teamwork, United in Music Directors Daveed Goldman and Nobu Adilman (AKA DaBu) lead an immersive musical experience that brings attendees together through the power of song. This unique and fun session promises to be a highlight, fostering a strong sense of community and teamwork. Speakers

ASAE Annual Meeting & Expo 2024 How to Decide Which Speakers to See Identify Your Interests and Needs: Consider what areas you want to develop or challenges you are currently facing in your organization. Whether it’s leadership, innovation, or community building, there’s a speaker that matches your needs. Look for Relevant Expertise: Review the background and expertise of each speaker. Choose sessions that align with your professional goals and the skills you want to acquire. Check Session Times: Plan your schedule to ensure you can attend the sessions that are most important to you. Avoid time conflicts by prioritizing your top choices. Read Session Descriptions: Detailed descriptions can give you a better idea of what to expect. Look for sessions that promise actionable insights and practical advice. Consider Peer Recommendations: Ask colleagues or peers who have attended previous ASAE meetings for their recommendations. Personal endorsements can help you choose impactful sessions. Engage with Speakers Post-Session: Many speakers offer opportunities for Q&A or follow-up discussions. Take advantage of these to deepen your understanding and make valuable connections. By thoughtfully selecting the sessions and speakers that resonate most with your professional journey, you can maximize the impact of your ASAE Annual Meeting & Expo experience. 11 CATALYST SPEAKERS Cliff Goldmacher Master the Seven Essential Skills of Innovation Cliff Goldmacher will delve into the essential skills required for fostering innovation within your organization. His practical advice and strategies are perfect for leaders looking to spark creativity and drive progress. Andre Norman From Prison to Harvard Andre Norman’s remarkable journey from incarceration to becoming a Harvard fellow offers powerful lessons on resilience, transformation, and the potential for change. His story is sure to inspire and motivate attendees to overcome their own challenges. Dr. Airica Steed Healthcare Think Tank Dr. Airica Steed brings her extensive expertise in healthcare to the stage, providing insights into the latest trends and innovations in the industry. Her session is a must-attend for those involved in healthcare associations or looking to improve their organization’s health-related initiatives. Marli Williams Be an EPIC Leader! Marli Williams focuses on empowering attendees to become EPIC leaders—Engaged, Passionate, Innovative, and Connected. Her dynamic presentation will leave you energized and equipped with new strategies for effective leadership.

ASAE Annual Meeting & Expo 2024 ASAE Annual Exhibitors & Booth Listings Exhibitors 12 10 Pound Gorilla ��2152 108 ideaspace ��545 42Chat ��648 4Front Technologies ��115 Accelevents �� 120 Accredible �� 337 ACGI Software ��333 Adage Technologies ��535 Advanced Solutions International �� 948 Aevus �� 954 Agilutions – CredHQ ��1449 Akron Summit Convention & Visitor ��127 Allied Powers ��1352 Alpine Testing Solutions ��1755 Altai Systems* ��956 Americaneagle.com* ��727 AMS Geek ��626 Analytix Solutions ��138 Aon Affinity Nonprofits ��306 API Source ��142 Aplusify LLC ��319 Arlington Convention & Visitors Bureau ��1039 Art of Mentoring ��139 Artisan Learning ��1254 ASAE 401(k) Retirement Program ��308 ASAE Business Solutions – Empower ��311 ASAE Executive Compensation Practices ��504 ASAE Governance Institute and Executive ��504 ASAE Investment Center* ��308 ASAE: The Center For Association Leadership ��748 Associated Luxury Hotels International ��2137 Association Analytics ��633 Association Briefings ��2354 Association Headquarters ��344 Association Revenue Partners* ��1552 Association Revenue Solutions ��1736 Association Studios* ��1355 Association Technologies, Inc. (AT)* �� 537 ATC Travel Management* ��1324 ATL Airport District CVB ��1322 Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau ��908 AXIS ��305 Bear Analytics ��227 BenchPrep �� 2454 Betty Bot ��515 Big Red M ��1948 BILL �� 2556 Billhighway �� 628 Blue Sky eLearn ��236 BoardEffect �� 1356 Boston Convention Marketing Center ��1836 Boyd Gaming ��140 Bravura Technologies LLC ��441 Breezio �� 417 Brightfind* �� 416 BrightKey �� 438 Bumblebee Data ��640 Cadmium �� 122 Cantarus ��444 CareerEco ��440 Celerate ��448 CGI Digital/Hello Nation ��141 Changemaker Talent ��1333 Charleston Area Convention and Visitors Bureau ��1629 Chattanooga Tourism Co. ��1711 Chazin and Company ��1442 Cherry Bekaert ��219 Choose Chicago* ��1204 Cincy Region ��2744 Citi �� 342 CM Event Solutions* ��1422 CNTV �� 126 Collette �� 928 Community Brands ��522 Compass Audio Visual ��128 Conexiant �� 957 Confex �� 528 Connecticut Convention Center ��1838 Convene, Inc. ��1457 Corcoran Expositions ��1940 Core Affinity ��2048 Cornerstone OnDemand ��1154 Credivera �� 519 Credly by Pearson ��955 Cresa �� 125 Crowded �� 2156 Cvent, Inc.* ��548 D2L Corporation ��630 David James Group* ��228 DelCor Technology Solutions ��1348 DeLeon and Stang, CPAs and Advisors ��1854 Dennison & Associates ��241 designDATA �� 641 Destination Canada ��911 Destination Cleveland ��904 Destination Dayton ��1028 Destination DC ��1819 Development Guild DDI ��2352 Digital Motion Event Services ��1520 Discover Lehigh Valley ��1817b Discover Puerto Rico ��1139 Disney Meetings & Events* ��1340 DocuPhase �� 1257 Dubai Association Centre ��1319 Dynamic Benchmarking ��446 eLearningDOC �� 145 ElectionBuddy* �� 215 Element AMS Inc. ��137 EMC Outdoor ��1841 Engage by Cell ��1433 Engagement Mobile Strategies �� 2652 ERC – The Employers Resource Council ��1956 eShow Event Management Solutions ��644 Euclid Technology ��433 EVA EVENT TECH HUB ��1448 Eventgroove �� 133 Eventmobi* ��244 eventPower �� 242 Experience Columbus ��930 Experience Grand Rapids ��2144 Experience Scottsdale ��935 Explore Asheville* ��1508 Explore St. Louis ��2141 ExpoTools �� 2548

ASAE Annual Meeting & Expo 2024 13 List up-to-date as of July 23, 2024 Expovision �� 1631 Feathr* �� 551 fielddrive �� 1756 Fionta �� 517 Fonteva & Protech ��511 Forrest T. Jones & Company, Inc.* ��152 Framing Success Inc., a Division of ��246 Fruition Consulting ��1648 FUSE Search* ��615 fusionSpan* �� 715 Gallagher �� 1649 Gather Voices ��539 Gatlinburg Convention & Visitors Bureau ��1506 GBR Medical ��1026 Global Navigators ��752 Glue Up ��111 GNP Branded Gear ��1411 Grand Hyatt Vail ��2340b GRAPHEK �� 1456 Greater Birmingham Convention & Visitors Bureau ��1515 Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau �� 1108 Greater Raleigh Convention and Visitors Bureau ��1619 Greensboro Convention and Visitors Bureau ��1441 GRF CPAs & Advisors ��1251 GrowthZone AMS ��348 Guidebook �� 2649 Harbinger Group ��136 Hargrove & Associates, Inc. ��627 Hargrove Inc ��2541 Health eCareers ��146 Heuristics Solutions LLC ��437 Higher Ed Insight ��144 Higher Logic ��637 HighRoad Solutions ��544 Hilton* �� 1951 Hivebrite �� 1056 Hong Kong Tourism Board ��1316 Hotel Engine ��2255 HotelPlanner ��1741 Huntsville/Madison County Convention & Visitors Bureau ��1519 Hyatt Hotels ��1529 IAEE �� 2552 Icreon �� 2656 IHG Hotels & Resorts ��1733 iMIS Users Group ��533 IMN Solutions* ��1323 Imperial Events Security Services* ��1342 Impexium* �� 351 InEvent, Inc ��132 InHouse Physicians ��1314 Insight Guide ��740 INSPIRE Global Event Solutions ��226 IntelliData, LLC.* ��317 Interpro Translation Solutions ��1311 Japan National Tourism Organization ��1417 joyn AMS ��1954 Kabloom Digital Marketing Agency ��2054 Keystone Systems Inc ��2154 KITABOO �� 252 KLEERTECH* �� 2439 Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority ��1129 LecturePanda �� 1354 Lexington Convention & Visitor Bureau ��1708 LIG Solutions: Members – Community ��1451 Little Rock Convention and Visitors Bureau ��1608 Los Angeles Tourism and Convention Board ��1730 Louisville Tourism ��1122 Lumi Global ��220 LX Studio at UCO ��1652 MAC Productions Inc ��1312 Madgex ��1156 Map Your Show ��436 MapleLMS �� 509a Maritz �� 239 Marketing General Incorporated* ��1151 Marriott International* ��1714 Martus Solutions ��1855 Matchbox �� 1351 MCI �� 2054 Meet Boston ��1837 Meet Chicago Northwest ��1038 Meet in Ireland ��2038 Meet in Minnesota ��1533 Meet in Wisconsin ��1540 Meet Long Beach ��1725 Meet North Dakota ��1430 Member Lounge ��616 MemberDeals.com �� 1249 MemberNova �� 526 Memphis Tourism* ��2741 Messe Düsseldorf GmbH ��1429 Mighty Citizen ��1248 Mills James ��940 Modio Information Group* ��2049 Mohanna Sales Representatives �� 2355 Mohegan Sun* ��1938 Moonshine Creative Group* ��217 MultiView �� 2648 Music City Center* ��1206 Myrtle Beach Convention Center ��1640 NameBadges.com �� 1642 Nashville Convention & Visitors Corp. ��1304 Naylor Association Solutions ��608 Netherlands Board of Tourism & Conventions ��1317 New Orleans & Company* ��1717 Novi AMS ��2448 NYC Tourism + Conventions ��1315 Ocean Center ��1423 OnBoard ��404 OnWrd & UpWrd ��1454 Pasadena Convention & Visitors Bureau ��1726 pc/nametag �� 1548 Peachtree City Convention & Visitors Bureau ��1507 Pearl Insurance* ��2555 Personify �� 2148 PheedLoop �� 1842 Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau ��1706 Pinnacle Live ��148

Exhibitors ASAE Annual Meeting & Expo 2024 ASAE Annual Exhibitors & Booth Listings 14 Plutus Nonprofit Solutions ��617b PMSI–Professional Marketing Services ��1035 Professionals for Association Revenue ��751 Prolydian �� 2348 PropFuel* �� 530 Providence Warwick Convention & Visitors Bureau ��1936 Proximo* �� 532 Puttshack �� 1839 rasa.io �� 415 Reno Tahoe ��1308 Results Direct | RD Mobile ��716 Rhythm Software ��130 RhythmQ �� 1651 Riverside Convention & Visitors Bureau ��1136 RSM US LLP ��116 SAGE ��114 San Diego Tourism Authority ��1727 San Francisco Travel Association ��1511 Sandstorm �� 1252 Santa Fe Tourism ��1440 Saralux LLC* ��1150 SB Expos and Events ��225 Sessionboard �� 726 Showcare �� 2651 ShowCycle �� 1250 ShuffleLabs �� 1856 Sidecar �� 939 Skip �� 516 SlideSpiel.com �� 1054 SmartJobBoard – job board software ��1256 SPARGO, Inc. ��2544 Strategico Consultants* ��1550 Street Level Studio ��2456 SWAPCARD �� 1452 SweetRush, Inc. ��2452 Take Command ��1955 Talent at Work LLC ��1313 Talley Management Group Inc ��214 Tech Helpline ��852 Teneo Hospitality Group ��1606 The Award Group* ��340 The Broadmoor ��2342 The Haney Company ��1754 The Palm Beaches ��1236 The Profitable Association Inc* ��507 Think Green Promos ��1255 Tizra, Inc.* ��2252 ToucanTech ��449 Travel Portland ��1344 Tulalip Resort Casino & Spa* ��2339 U.S. Transactions Corporation ��534 Umbraco ��445 Universal Orlando Resort* ��1334 Untangled Resolutions ��1618 UTA Speakers ��1331 Vail Resorts Meetings and Events ��1040 Vero, LLC ��1155 VideoRequest �� 533a Virginia Beach Convention and Visitors Bureau ��1220 Virtual Inc – Wakefield, MA ��1412 Visit Albuquerque ��1329 Visit Anchorage ��1033 Visit Atlantic City ��1609 Visit Aurora ��2341 Visit Austin ��925 Visit Baltimore* ��1944 Visit Baton Rouge ��1037 Visit Bellevue Washington ��1742 Visit Boise ��1941 Visit Buffalo Niagara ��1740 Visit California ��1825 Visit Central Florida ��1737 Visit Charlotte* ��1537 VISIT DENVER ��2344 Visit Detroit ��1125 Visit El Paso ��2644 Visit Fort Wayne ��1025 Visit Greater Palm Springs ��1133 Visit Houston ��2441 Visit Indy ��1719 Visit Jacksonville* ��1424 Visit KC ��1611 Visit Lauderdale ��1104 Visit Milwaukee ��1544 Visit Mobile ��938 Visit Myrtle Beach ��1641 Visit Oklahoma City ��1748 Visit Omaha ��1326 Visit Orlando ��1337 Visit Phoenix ��933 Visit Rancho Cordova ��1826 Visit Richmond, VA ��1218 Visit Sacramento ��1827 Visit Salt Lake ��1751 Visit San Antonio ��922 Visit San Jose ��1818 Visit Sarasota County ��251 Visit Savannah ��2942 Visit Seattle ��2336 Visit Spokane ��2036 Visit St. Pete-Clearwater ��1434 Visit Tampa Bay ��917 Visit Tucson* ��936 Visit Vail Valley ��2340a Visit Winston-Salem ��1738 VisitErie �� 1840 VisitGreenvilleSC ��2040 VisitNorfolk* ��1217 VisitPITTSBURGH �� 1744 VitalSource ��119 Warp Speed Technologies ��245 Web Scribble ��1148 webcastcloud �� 2356 Whova, Inc. ��315 Wicket ��546 Willow Marketing* ��2655 Wind Creek Bethlehem ��1817a Wipfli LLP ��538 Withum �� 1549 Wordly �� 2351 Workday* �� 1055 WorkerBee.TV �� 541 WorkOutLoud �� 2155 Worldspan Limited ��1518 Xerox Corporation* ��406 Yes& �� 851 Your Part-Time Controller, LLC ��2254 Zenus AI ��2451

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