Keep America Meeting

3 Questions with Keep America Meeting Founder Alison Jenks

| Published in June 2009
KAM founder Alison Jenks spent May 12 attending U.S. Travel Rally Day festivities in Chicago — along with White Sox mascot Southpaw. Recently, Event Solutions sat down with the founder of pro-event industry campaign Keep America Meeting. Find out why Alison Jenks started it, what inspires her and what’s next

Timeline: Event Pros Battle 'AIG Effect' to Keep America Meeting

| Published in June 2009
USTA President and CEO Roger Dow addresses the crowd at Washington, D.C.’s Rally Day event. “The tide has turned,” says the USTA’s Geoff Freeman. “Thanks to KAM and other grassroots efforts, policymakers today are more informed about the value of business Many individuals and groups have worked to improve public perception of the events industry in the face of public scrutiny. Here’s a timeline of the milestone moments

Keep America Meeting Wins Two Industry Awards

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The industry-wide Keep America Meeting campaign was celebrated by the New York Metro Chapter of International Special Events Society (ISES) last week, when ISES judges awarded Keep America Meeting two Big Apple Awards for Best Use of Social Media and Best Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Initiative.

Keep America Meeting Challenge: Leverage Social Media to Prove Events’ Value

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Post a picture of your events message, either from the rally organized by your CVB or from your desk!

What can you do to support the events industry at a time of unprecedented scrutiny and economic pressure? It’s a question many event and meeting pros are asking themselves, and now, Keep America Meeting, a campaign bringing together diverse parties in support of the industry, has a simple answer: Rally. And it’s not just any rally.

ES Endorses Keep America Meeting

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Event Solutions today announced that it would join a broad coalition of events industry organizations in endorsing Keep America Meeting, a grassroots effort to draw attention to the vital role these gatherings play in building successful businesses and supporting the American economy.

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