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Special Events News- Business Etiquette Handling Meetings With Colleagues – Is It Dangerous To Your Show?Business Etiquette Handling Meetings With Colleagues needs to be given consideration also when planning shows. They say, in show biz, that you should not work with children and animals, but I think sometimes they should add, with colleagues also. […]
- Business Etiquette Do And Don’ts And The Correct Way To Put Together Your ShowsBusiness Etiquette Do And Don'ts are more important these days as business is more about relationships than virtually anything else. […]
- International Business Etiquette – How Important Is It For Your Special Events?International Business Etiquette - Saying the wrong word, making the wrong gesture or acting in a certain way, may not only ruin a business deal in some countries, but could also involve you in religious or legal proceedings. […]
- Ground Rules For Business Meetings – 3 Simple Rules To Help Your EventGround Rules For Business Meetings - It was 8am in the morning. All the suppliers had been there since midnight installing their equipment. There were 2000 people in a queue outside the venue waiting excitedly for their "hero" speaker to motivate them into success. One rather small problem... […]
- Business Meeting Etiquette – 7 Secrets For Your Conferences And Special Events SuccessBusiness Meeting Etiquette is important in all areas of business, but especially important when you are promoting your product or company at a special event or a conference. 7 Secrets to save your day! […]
- Business Etiquette Handling Meetings With Colleagues – Is It Dangerous To Your Show?
2009 SEA Games Archive
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SEA Games 2009 Closing Ceremony
Posted on December 24, 2009 | No CommentsThe SEA Games 2009 were held in Vientiane, Laos for the very first time and Argon Animation was there -
SEA Games 2009 Opens In Laos
Posted on December 13, 2009 | 2 CommentsSEA Games 2009 Opens in Laos and last night was a really incredible night for not for 5000 or so performers but also us (the crew).
