When we asked 10 influential event professionals to name the top event technology trends for 2020, we got a range of interesting answers, as expected. We were a bit surprised, however, to see fully half of them mention the same concept.
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Naomi Tucker is an Account Director at Meetings & Incentives Worldwide, Inc. (M&IW) and past President of the Wisconsin Chapter of Meeting Professionals International (MPI). She writes the Plan It on a Post-It blog, and her contributions have been featured in Evvnt, Wisconsin Meetings Magazine, and other publications. The busy woman made time to answer our questions at G2Blog in the interview that follows.
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