MaryAnn Browning This is Me

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1. 1. Dolce International: Meetings

   skamania.dolce.com/meetings/ar - [Cached]

   Published on: 1/1/2005   Last Visited: 1/13/2005

   MaryAnn Browning, education meeting manager, Fabricators & Manufacturers Association, in Rockford, IL, found her job through the Internet, rather than through networking. "But you need to be careful," she warns.

2. 2. Rules Put In Black & White

   www.meetingnews.com/meetingnew - [Cached]

   Last Visited: 3/21/2005

   MaryAnn Browning, the association's education meeting manager, headed up the weeklong policy-design project, which entailed four meeting managers working together to create a document that eventually was approved by the association's executive director.
   
   The group's guidelines cover procedures for room setup, food and beverage and audiovisual support, in addition to a few items related to specific contract clauses and other sourcing issues. The policy promotes consistency, which supports quality events and makes training new employees easier, said Browning.
   
   "We have several new planners on board," she said. "The policy puts everybody on the same page and forms a starting point for our meetings."
   
   The policy is evolving, she said: "We've left it as a working document, so that as change happens and meetings grow, we can add or take away things from the policy."

3. 3. Rules Put In Black & White

   www.btnmag.com/meetingnews/mag - [Cached]

   Last Visited: 3/22/2005

   MaryAnn Browning, the association's education meeting manager, headed up the weeklong policy-design project, which entailed four meeting managers working together to create a document that eventually was approved by the association's executive director.
   
   The group's guidelines cover procedures for room setup, food and beverage and audiovisual support, in addition to a few items related to specific contract clauses and other sourcing issues. The policy promotes consistency, which supports quality events and makes training new employees easier, said Browning.
   
   "We have several new planners on board," she said. "The policy puts everybody on the same page and forms a starting point for our meetings."
   
   The policy is evolving, she said: "We've left it as a working document, so that as change happens and meetings grow, we can add or take away things from the policy."