Renaissance Conference Center
Submitted by todd on Mon, 05/11/2009 - 10:33
If you're planning a convention, meeting, awards ceremony, presentation or other similar event, The Renaissance Conference Center in Detroit is a sure hit, a real recipe for your gathering's success! From the very first glance at this all-new 20,000 square foot executive event facility, you'll have your guests' attention. They'll know that they're about to engage in something important.University of Utah Guest House and Conference Center
Submitted by todd on Sat, 04/04/2009 - 12:24
The University of Utah provides top quality lodging and full conference and meeting services through its Guest House and Conference Center. Located on campus in the historic Fort Douglas region, these accommodations provide a central place to stay and meet while offering many nearby attractions and sights like the Rocky Mountains, and many more leisure activities.Champlain College in Burlington, Vermont
Submitted by todd on Thu, 04/02/2009 - 21:53
On the outskirts of Burlington, Vermont, just a short drive from Montreal, Québec, Canada, lies a pleasant and picturesque venue for your next business meeting or event: Champlain College. The Old World styling of the campus architecture houses modern facilities and state-of-the-art AV equipment for conferences, and seats up to 500 guests in one meeting. A wonderful view of Lake Champlain is the backdrop to this delightful and unique sylvan venue.
Lutheridge Conference & Retreat Center
Submitted by todd on Thu, 03/19/2009 - 13:42
Lutheridge, one of finest North Carolina Conference Centers, aims to give people a peaceful yet productive meeting place, one that's designed not just for youth and family retreats but for conferences filled with professionals who feel that coming together in a place rich with ministry that fosters a relationship with God is the best choice for their business and the best environment for their meetings.Catalyst Ranch Chicago for Meetings
Submitted by michele on Tue, 11/04/2008 - 13:07
The people that run Catalyst Ranch just get it. How many times have you attended a GREAT meeting or conference or brainstorming session and arrived home energized and ready to implement new ideas and strategies at your job?
A Retreat To The Windy City
Submitted by chuck on Fri, 08/22/2008 - 19:56
Sounds ironic to use the word retreat and the Windy City of Chicago in the same statement. The Windy City elicits thoughts of a big city, tall buildings, restaurants, shopping, Lake Michigan, the Bears, snow and, of course, traffic.A couple of weeks ago our company held a retreat in Chicago to get away from the phones and the distractions of the office. It was hard for me to imagine not being distracted in Chicago with all that is available in the city.
