Maplewood-based Nix Conference & Meeting Management was recognized as a 2014 Top Member by the Tourism Child-Protection Code of Conduct for exceptional work to integrate child protection practices Read more ...
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI – Nix Conference & Meeting Management has been honored as a 2014 Top Member by the internationally recognized Tourism Child-Protection Code of Conduct (The Code) for their Read more ...
Corporate event planning has become enhanced and energized by the use of new technology, allowing for, among other things, use of online registration systems, photobooths and promotional tools. Local planners Read more ...
How Do Commissions and Discounts Impact Your Bottom Line? How much is your third-party meeting planner costing you? And how would you know? The independent conference and meeting planning industry offers Read more ...
At 15 years old, she lived in a loving household, home-schooled by her family. Young and curious, she decided to study abroad. With her parents, she did some research and found a program. When she Read more ...
Maybe Ignite was inevitable. When a veteran meeting-management company throws itself into a cause, chances are, part of the solution is going to be a conference. In 2012, Nix Conference & Meeting Read more ...
St. Louis has become a prime area for sex trafficking, primarily because of the growing online marketplace for the sex trade as well as easy access to interstate highways and its position as a hub for Read more ...
“The five minute video opening of ‘Ignite’ grabbed me. I was hooked from the start.” (Sister Noel F.) This comment from Noel reflects the response of many participants at the Ignite Read more ...
When Molly Hackett, a St. Louis event planner, started receiving calls from human trafficking investigators, she was floored. It never occurred to her that her expertise could aid law enforcement in curbing Read more ...
We want to warn you, some of these images may not be suitable for children. You can help stop sex trafficking just by taking pictures of your next hotel room. A group called “The Exchange Initiative” Read more ...
