Visit Vancouver USA and Visit Valley Forge Select Meetingmax to Manage Their Event Accommodation Needs

We are delighted to welcome our newest clients, Visit Vancouver USA and Visit Valley Forge, to the Meetingmax team! Both destinations will use our online housing software to manage accommodations for events inside their respective cities.

Visit Vancouver USA is an economic development organization responsible for competitively marketing Vancouver Washington and the surrounding area as a destination for meetings, conventions, sporting events, group tours, and leisure travelers. Their mission is to promote Vancouver and Clark County and increase convention and visitor business as well as leisure travel to the area. 

 The Valley Forge Convention & Visitors Bureau is a private, non-profit membership sales and marketing organization which aggressively promotes the Valley Forge area and Montgomery County in Pennsylvania as a convention site and leisure visitor destination by promoting patronage of its member hotels, restaurants, attractions and services. The Bureau represents more than 300 member businesses throughout Southern Pennsylvania.

Both clients will use our online housing reservation system to manage group housing for their events. The Meetingmax system offers the Convention Bureaus, their hotels and their meeting planners a powerful and customizable tool that makes it simple to manage hotel room inventory.  Beyond this, our software will provide extensive reporting and tracking of key event metrics that help demonstrate these CVB’s worth, such as total number of guests in the city and total room spend per event. Both clients will also benefit from our newly developed Simpleview CRM integration. 

About Meetingmax:

Meetingmax Systems provides the travel industry with the most flexible online housing reservation system. Initially developed to meet the needs of Meetingmax’s meeting and event planning arm, the system provides convention and visitor bureaus, event planners, and organizations with a simple yet powerful means to manage conference and event room bookings. The company is based in Vancouver, BC and can be found online at www.meetingmaxsystems.com. 

Meetingmax In The News

Keep your eye out for Meetingmax in the news this month!

Western Hotelier

Our partnership announcement with the Medicine Hat Accommodation Association has run on page 67 of the November/December issue of Western Hotelier magazine.

Sports Travel Magazine

We are mentioned on page 9 of the December issue of Sports Travel Magazine under Sponsors & Licensing in the Press Box section. The announcement that PSA will be using Meetingmax Systems to manage more than 300,000 room nights in 2013 for events such as the USA Triathlon and National Senior Games is featured.  

PSA Enlists Meetingmax for Event Housing

Company to use system to manage more 

than 300,000 rooms in 2013

Colorado Springs, CO and Vancouver, BC; October 23, 2012 – Event solutions provider PSA announced today the signing of an agreement with Meetingmax Systems, provider of the hospitality industry’s most flexible hotel reservation system.

PSA will use Meetingmax’s online system to manage the housing needs of clients including USA Triathlon, USA Fencing, and the National Senior Games Association. PSA expects to manage more than 300,000 rooms through the system in 2013.

“We are delighted to partner with Meetingmax for our event accommodation needs,” says Kurt R. Aichele, Chief Strategy Officer, PSA. “We looked at numerous providers and none demonstrated the ability to handle room bookings for large-scale, city-wide events like Meetingmax. Based on the common values held by our two organizations, we feel that we have a great relationship ahead.”

While PSA had an existing housing system, the company was looking for added functionality, more comprehensive reporting, and an integrated user experience. Meetingmax’s system will allow PSA to link housing and registration for large-scale events, eliminating the duplication of data entry and ensuring that registrants book inside reserved housing blocks. 

PSA was also looking for a way to track room nights associated with all of its clients’ events.

“Historically, we manage more than 2,000 events each year, around the world,” continues Aichele. “Knowing our reach extends beyond 50+ countries, tracking our room bookings through Meetingmax will allow us to leverage our global buying power on behalf of all of our clients.”

“A huge benefit of our system is the intelligence that it can provide,” says Jeff Duncan, COO Meetingmax Systems. “With our reporting features, planners can be sure of their event’s economic impact, allowing them to leverage that information in the future.”

Using Meetingmax’s system, planners can easily track and manage their room blocks without having to contact each hotel separately; hotels can efficiently search, process, and report on all rooms and reservations for each group; and event attendees can click one link to review participating hotels, explore their features, and book a room.

About PSA:

For more than 25 years, PSA has been impacting communities with customized solutions as we SERVE event organizers through intentional, responsive, and care-filled relationships.  PSA offers an integrated platform of services including site selection, housing management, event management, travel, creative services, communications, and peer review support. The company specializes in the Federal, Commercial, and Sports sectors. Visit the PSA website at www.ExplorePSA.com.

About Meetingmax:

Meetingmax Systems provides the travel industry with the most flexible online housing reservation system. Tailored to meet the needs of convention and visitors bureaus, event planners, and organizations, the system provides users with a simple, yet powerful, means to manage conference and event room bookings. The company is based in Vancouver, BC and can be found online at www.meetingmaxsystems.com.

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     Gwen Hardy                                                       

     Elettra Communications                    

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     gwen@elettra.ca

Welcome Carrie Dick, Our New Director Of Managed Housing!

 We are very excited to welcome our new Director of Managed Housing, Carrie Dick, to the Meetingmax team. Carrie has been with us for just over 4 weeks and already it feels like she has been with us for years.

With over 20 years of experience in hotels, event and conference management, working with national and international clients and destinations, Carrie brings heaps of knowledge, understanding and skill to the job.

Prior to Meetingmax Carrie was with Advance Group, planning and executing national and global conference and events across Canada and the United States for up to 1,800 attendees; this included managing the large guest room blocks for these events.

Previous to this, Carrie worked as the Revenue Manager and Conference Services Manager at the Fairmont Empress in Victoria BC, executing twenty five plus conferences for up to 1000 delegates annually,  helping to manage the group hotel room blocks to maximize hotel group room sales and increase overall hotel sales. This well rounded experience in our industry gives Carrie the exceptional advantage of understanding our housing technology from many different angles.

Prior to her work in the hotel and hospitality industry Carrie trained as a dancer and is a huge supporter of arts & dance to this day, regularly taking in performances and citing this as her “happy place.” She is a big Vancouver Canucks fan (when they’re actually playing), keen on F1 racing and loves to travel and experience new cultures whenever possible. She is looking forward to being a part of the dynamic team that is Meetingmax!

Welcome to the team Carrie! 

VIFF 2012

Tonight marks the start of the 2012 Vancouver International Film Festival!

VIFF is among the five largest film festivals in North America, featuring 380 cinematic gems from over 75 countries this year alone. The event runs from September 17 - October 12, 2012. 

We are proud to be an official sponsor of VIFF, providing the online reservation technology to manage hotel rooms for out-of-town guests, or locals who want to stay closer to the action. 

Somebody Up There Likes Me, winner if the Special Jury Prize at the 2012 Locarno film festival, is our sponsored film this year. The movie is directed by Bob Byinton and revolves around the main character, Max Youngman, 'who fails to mature - or even age- over the course of 35 years. Max is saddled with a considerable Peter Pan complex. An absurd look at a slacker slouching towards his destiny, this tale of misadventure doles out "smarmy rapid-fire dialogue that would make Preston Sturges dizzy." - Indiewire'

Medicine Hat Accommodation Association Signs Up With Meetingmax

Medicine Hat, AB and Vancouver, BC: August 14, 2012 – The Medicine Hat Accommodation Association (MHAA) today announced the signing of an agreement with Meetingmax Systems, provider of the travel industry’s most flexible online housing reservation system. A group of twelve local hotels is leading the purchase to better manage group housing reservations for sports events.

“Sports events have a tremendous impact on our local economy,” says Elisha Ammann, Executive Director, Medicine Hat Accommodation Association. “The participants not only book rooms at our hotels, but they also visit local restaurants, attractions, and retailers. Sports event planners are looking for added value when they select a city for their event. Offering a system that simplifies their lives just makes good business sense.”

Using Meetingmax’s system, event attendees click one link to review participating hotels, explore their features, and book a room; planners can easily track and manage their room blocks without having to contact each hotel separately; and hotels can efficiently search, process, and report on all rooms and reservations for each group.

“Without such a system, each hotel might speak with a planner more than a dozen times to update them on the status of their block,” continues Ammann. “Being able to offer a simple but powerful online housing reservation system will make the sports event planner’s job much easier and free up hotel staff to focus on customer service instead of pulling reports.”

MHAA selected Meetingmax after conducting a thorough review of reservation systems. The organization was drawn to the low investment required and the system’s ease of use.

“Our system was built for people of all comfort levels when it comes to technology,” says Jeff Duncan, COO Meetingmax Systems. “This means that hotels can easily train all their staff to use the system and that the end-user can intuitively explore the hotels and book their own room.”

Medicine Hat is rich in local history and unique attractions. The city is well positioned at the junction of the Trans Canada Highway and Highway 3, allowing easy access from all directions. Medicine Hat's Municipal Airport is located five minutes from downtown and is a short 50-minute flight to Calgary International Airport.

About Medicine Hat Accommodation Association:

The Medicine Hat Accommodation Association (MHAA) is a group of Southern Alberta Hotels that focuses on attracting additional visitors to Medicine Hat through joint promotions and advertising. The association’s objectives are to work towards common interests and goals of the hotel industry and to have a unified voice in the community of Medicine Hat and Western Canada.

About Meetingmax:

Meetingmax Systems provides the travel industry with the most flexible online housing reservation system. Initially developed to meet the needs of Meetingmax’s meeting and event planning arm, the system provides convention and visitors bureaus, event planners, and organizations with a simple yet powerful means to manage conference and event room bookings. The company is based in Vancouver, BC and can be found online at www.meetingmaxsystems.com.

The Greater Des Moines CVB Teams Up With Meetingmax

We are thrilled to welcome our newest client, the Greater Des Moines CVB, to Meetingmax!

See Des Moines is the official convention, sports & visitor resource for Greater Des Moines which is compromised of 12 municipalities including Altoona, Ankeny, Clive, Des Moines, Grimes, Johnston, Perry, Pleasant Hill, Polk County, Urbandale, West Des Moines and Windsor Heights. ‘Each municipality has their own Chamber of Commerce, as well as unique businesses, attractions and recreation but all have the Midwestern hospitality you expect to find in Central Iowa.’

Annually, Des Moines welcomes 2.9 million visitors to the area. The CVB will use Meetingmax’s online housing reservation system to manage group housing for their events.

The Meetingmax system offers the CVB, their hotels and their planners a powerful and customizable tool that makes it simple to manage inventory. Our system can easily be customized to meet each client’s needs, which allows it to go beyond the hotel room and introduce guests to all the city has to offer.

About Meetingmax:

Meetingmax Systems provides the travel industry with the most flexible online housing reservation system. Initially developed to meet the needs of Meetingmax’s meeting and event planning arm, the system provides convention and visitor bureaus, event planners, and organizations with a simple yet powerful means to manage conference and event room bookings. The company is based in Vancouver, BC and can be found online at www.meetingmaxsystems.com. 

Book Review: Succeed - How We Can Reach Our Goals by Heidi Halvorson

Meetingmax’s July book of the month was Succeed: How we can reach our goals by psychologist Heidi Grant Halvorson, Ph. D.

“The book tackles attainment of goals in every area of life from relationships to sports. Extensively reviewing past studies on self-esteem, motivation, and pursuit of goals, Halvorson sidesteps conventional notions about achieving success, particularly the idea that one should imagine oneself achieving goals easily. She cites studies showing that those who think the path is difficult invest more effort and work harder: for instance, people who believed that getting a good job after college would be easy sent out fewer applications. The ideal, Halvorson says, is to think positively about achieving one's goals but to think realistically about the effort that will be required to achieve them. Halvorson then goes on to advise readers on how to set appropriate goals, avoid obstacles, and exercise self-control to stay on track. Don't visualize success, instead visualize the steps you will take in order to succeed."  - Publishers Weekly

Meetingmax staff enjoyed the psychological standpoint of the book and appreciated the facts that supported the reasoning. As blogger, David Seah, states “If you are of an introspective nature and enjoy understanding the differences in mindset that give rise to certain behaviors, you’d find this book fascinating. If you’re looking for a DO THIS THEN THAT book, probably not.” 

All in all Meetingmax rated this book at 8.2/10 where 1 equals a book with little value one would not wish to read again, and 10 equals a fantastic book with the ability to grow an individual personally, professionally or both. We do recommend purchasing a hard copy of this book (versus an audio book) as there are some insightful questionnaires, but they are quite difficult to answer without writing down! 

DMAI 2012 - Meetingmax's Booth with a Moose

Third Party Housing Help... Would It Benefit Your Event?

Check out the article "Third Party Housing Help... Would It Benefit Your Event?" in the June edition of Sports Events Magazine featuring Meetingmax President, Jeff Duncan. 

From full management services to licensing our software, Meetingmax will help you find the best fit for your event accommodation needs.

"While third party housing options are the right choice for some event planners, industry professionals said that there are times when it may make more sense to keep management functions in-house." Jeff Duncan, President & COO of MMX.

"If the infrastructure is available to effectively track and manage this part of the event it makes sense to run it in-house. But, the more complex the event, the more resources will be required to run it in-house; outsourcing might be the best option then."

Read on to hear what USA Fencing, T3 Lacrosse, USA Lacrosse and Triple Crown Sports have chosen and why it works for them. 

International Gravity Sports Association Rolls With Meetingmax

We are very excited to announce our partnership with the International Gravity Sports Association (IGSA), world leaders in skateboard and street luge racing!

Through the agreement, we will contract and manage hotel room blocks for 11 IGSA World Cup Downhill Skateboarding events on five continents.


"Given the complexity of organizing an IGSA World Cup event, accommodation often falls down the priority list for our event planners," says Marcus Rietema, President, IGSA. "With Meetingmax taking care of our housing needs and simplifying the booking process for our participants, planners and competitors will be able to focus on the events, not on finding hotel rooms."

Using our system, competitors will now be able to click one link to easily search for a participating hotel, explore its features, and book a room. IGSA will make a small commission on each booking and will be able to offer sponsors additional profile on the central booking page.

"Our system is designed to help our clients build better events," says Jeff Duncan, COO Meetingmax Systems. "For some clients that means that we hand the system over to them to manage, while others want us to handle the whole process including negotiations with hotels. We are delighted to be able to help IGSA will the full spectrum of our services."

IGSA oversees a world tour of 11 downhill skateboarding events in big cities and remote rural locations. This year's tour stops include Australia, the United States, Czech Republic, Italy, France, Canada, Colombia, Argentina, Brazil, and South Africa.

View the full release on hospitality.net

Book Review: If Aristotle Ran General Motors by Thomas Morris

“There is nothing noble in being superior to another man, true nobility is being superior to your former self.”

Meetingmax June Book of the Month was If Aristotle Ran General Motors by Tom Morris. This book was recommended to us by one of the thought leaders at this year’s MIT Entrepreneurial Masters Program for the Entrepreneurs Organization, which Jeff Duncan, MMX President, attended this spring.

This philosophical novel applies everyday business practices to the wisdom of Aristotle, as well as the thoughts of other great philosophers. Morris notes how companies most valuable assets are people and their relationships determine the success or failure of a business.

The novel speaks of 4 guiding principles: Truth, Beauty, Goodness and Unity and the corresponding 4 dimensions of human experience: Intellect, Aesthetic, Moral and Spiritual.

Meetingmax scored this book 9/10 on a scale where 1 equals a book with little value one would not wish to read again, and 10 equals a fantastic book with the ability to grow an individual personally, professionally or both. 

DMAI Selects 30 Under 30 Participants and Ambassadors!

Yesterday, Destination Marketing Association International (DMAI) announced this years 30 under 30 participants and ambassadors.  

Developed to identify and foster the talent of DMO professionals, aged 30 and under, the participants of this program will receive increased access to top-level networking and professional development, not to mention complimentary registration and hotel accommodations for DMAI’s Annual Convention this July! (If you are attending stop by booth 225 to visit Meetingmax) 

Meetingmax wishes a huge congratulations to all of the selected participants; what an accomplishment! We would like to give special acknowledgement to the following Meetingmax clients (highlighted in blue):

• Marisa Liles, Destination Sales Executive, Bryan-College Station CVB
• Andrea Mensink, Business Development Manager, Tacoma Regional CVB
• Eva Aivaliotis, Brand Manager, San Antonio CVB
• Liron BenDor, Vice President of Marketing, Overland Park CVB
• Colleen Bormann, Marketing and Promotions Manager, Visit South Bend/Mishawaka
• Amber Brown, Convention Sales Coordinator, Greater Palm Springs CVB
• Lauren Campbell, Tourism Marketing Assistant, Lexington CVB
• Megan Casey, Senior Event Planner, Visit Orlando
• Leah Cast, Public Relations Manager, Galveston Island CVB
• Cody Chomiak, Director, Marketing, Tourism Winnipeg
• Ashley Comar, Marketing Communications Manager, Seattle Southside
• Jenna Dill, Marketing & Sales Manager, Athens County CVB
• Sean Dixon, Interactive Media Manager, Springfield, MO CVB
• Joan Frank, Sales & Servicing Manager, Quad Cities CVB
• Alison Hendrickson, Assistant Marketing Director, Murray CVB
• Bryan Lavin, Director of National Accounts, Providence Warwick CVB
• Jill Lira, Marketing Assistant, Visit Topeka Inc.
• Nate Long, Industry Relations Manager, VISIT FLORIDA
• Stephanie Madden, National Account Executive, Visit Saint Paul
• Katie Marvin, Advertising Manger, Visit St. Petersburg/Clearwater
• Kelly McCandless, Communications Manager, Billings Chamber of Commerce
• Jacqueline Morales, Director of Tourism, Somerset County Business Partnership
• Krisilee Murphy, Director of Marketing, Elgin Area CVB
• Kirby Nelson, Stakeholder Relations & Communications Manager, Visit Estes Park - The DMO
• Christopher Nicholas, Visitor & Information Services Supervisor, Roanoke Valley CVB 
• Laura Schaumburg, Marketing Assistant, Paducah CVB
• Alex Souders, Web Marketing Manager, Visit Fort Wayne
• Dorothy Thames, Social Marketing Representative, Visit Florida
• Allyson Thommen, Marketing Coordinator, Monterey County CVB
• Brooke Whaylen, Sales Director Meetings & Events, Minneapolis Northwest CVB

For information on the selected ambassadors, and to view the application videos of the participants, please check out the DMAI blog.

How Mobile Technology Is Changing The Travel World

Do you ever leave home without your cell phone? If you answered yes please tell me your secret! For those of you like me, that consider your phone an extension of yourself, check out this infographic from My Destination on how mobile technology is changing the travel world:


A few points that stood out for me:

• By 2014 mobile internet should take over desktop internet usage
• By 2016 mobile commerce is expected to grow by 55%
• 5% of apps at the Apple App store are travel apps

Book Review: Superfreakonomics by Stephen Dubner & Steven Levitt

Our book of the month for May was SuperFreakonomics by Steven Levitt & Stephen Dubner. This witty, though-provoking novel applies economic reasoning to a wide range of real-world questions such as:

• How is a street prostitute like a department store Santa?
• Why should suicide bombers buy life insurance?
• What do Al Gore and Mount Pinatubo have in common?

This month our book was selected by Mr. Speros Batistatos, President and CEO of the South Shore CVA. Speros selected this book because he found it intelligent, insightful and thought it tied in well with Meetingmax’s core values. 

Some key take a ways that Meetingmax staff got out of book are:

• People are neither inherently good nor bad, they are lead in different directions based on incentive
• There is opportunity to be found in every situation
• Timing is key
• Think outside the box every time
• When you have a bold idea have the courage to follow it through, ignore criticism

Meetingmax scored this book 8.2/10 on a scale where 1 equals a book with little value one would not wish to read again, and 10 equals a fantastic book with the ability to grow an individual personally, professionally or both.

We highly recommend SuperFreakonomics; it’s an engaging novel which will enable you to open your mind to more critical thinking in everyday life situations. 

CVBs from Coast to Coast Capitalize on Meetingmax’s Online Reservation System

Since the start of the year, a number of Convention & Visitor Bureaus have partnered with Meetingmax to streamline the management of group hotel bookings.

Meetingmax is proud to welcome Wicomico County, TemeculaValley, St Charles, Plano, and Calhoun County Convention & Visitors Bureaus to our client list.

These CVBs have selected Meetingmax as their online housing provider for many reasons, including:

(1)   The cost effectiveness of the system - Meetingmax offers competitive pricing as well as a variety of revenue generating features.

(2)   The system’s functionality - our system provides complex functionality but was built to be simple and straightforward to use.

(3)   The upcoming system integration with simpleview CRM - in the near future key data and information will stream from one system to the other.

(4)   To make their destination more competitive - the destinations that provides additional services such as online housing are simply more competitive in the marketplace. A bureau that stays on top of emerging technology has a fundamental advantage over those that don’t.

(5)   To track the economic impact of events - by employing Meetingmax, bureaus can track and report on key metrics such as total room nights booked, total guests in the city and total room spend per event.

These bureaus are already working with many associations such as the Middle Atlantic Wrestling Association, the United States SpecialtySports Association, Elite Showcase and the Baseball Players Association, assisting them to streamline housing for their large events.

About Meetingmax:

Meetingmax Systems provides the travel industry with the most flexible online housing reservation system. Initially developed to meet the needs of Meetingmax’s meeting and event planning arm, the system provides convention and visitor bureaus, event planners, and organizations with a simple yet powerful means to manage conference and event room bookings. The company is based in Vancouver, BC and can be found online at www.meetingmaxsystems.com. 

Asia Says Goodbye

Today is officially the last day of my internship as a Marketing Communications Coordinator at Meetingmax- It will be so strange to leave!

As I reflect back on the last few months here at Meetingmax I can’t help but smile when I think of all the wonderful experiences I have had, and the amazing people I have had the chance to work with.

At the beginning of the internship process, I experienced a lot of anticipation about leaving the safety net of BCIT, and stepping foot into the real world of business and marketing. At Meetingmax, however, I instantly felt at home. I was immersed into a fast growing company, and given the opportunity to learn invaluable insights into the business world of smart entrepreneurship and organizational culture. Throughout the process the hands-on experience helped me grow both personally and professionally.

One of the main take-aways I took from my internship was the heavy importance placed on the company’s core values. Although many companies claim to have them, Meetingmax makes a conscious effort to incorporate them into every aspect of their company. It’s because of this everyone is happy, and employee and customer relationships are strong.

My favorite core values displayed at Meetingmax are “Make It Fun” and “Continually Grow.” I feel that these are important, because at the end of the month  (through the Meetingmax book club, or our choice of personal and professional development courses), we all learn something new and have fun while we are doing it.

Overall I had a crazy good time at my internship. I wore my Four Seasons slippers every day, handed over my ipod upon request to play on the loud speakers, and completed my “frogs” (most important task) every day.

I am very thankful for the opportunity I have had to be a part of such a great company, to learn, and to take part in the amazing 2012 Meetingmax Unconvention. I recommend that everyone attend it next year in 2013- because it keeps getting better!

As I sit here with my final LIV Martini (It's Liquor Cart Friday! -View blog post below for the recipe) I say goodbye!

 Kelly, Sureena and I at the 2012 Unconvention!

2012 Meetingmax Unconvention

The 2012 Meetingmax Unconvention was a great success! It wouldn’t have been possible without all of the wonderful guests that attended this year.  

Guests from across North America attended the annual event which took place from April 25-27 this year, providing our clients with insightful workshops and learning sessions about online housing as well as an unforgettable Vancouver experience.

What made our event so unconventional?

The Unconvention is a 3-day event that consists of hands-on learning, peer to peer networking, original dining and fun entertainment outings that take place in various unconventional locations in Vancouver, BC.

This year’s theme was “The Perfect Blend,” focusing on the art and science of online housing. This theme was consistent throughout every aspect of the Unconvention, which resulted in an unforgettable event for all.

Here are some of our favorite highlights from the Unconvention:

The Welcome Reception at the Meetingmax office included an Absolut Vodka Mixology event. Jacob Sweetapple from Absolut showed us how to mix the perfect martini:

 Everyone was put into teams to compete for the title of the Meetingmax Martini of the Year! Here is the winning recipe:

Dinner at Sanafir, a Morrocan tapas style restaurant where we could lounge in our slippers!

Everyone who attended the Unconvention stayed at the Beautiful Pan Pacific Hotel, where every room has a view of the ocean:

After breakfast meetings at the Fairmont Hotel, lunch meetings at The Terminal City Club and an exceptional Walking tour led by the Vancouver Tour Guys, we went for dinner at C Restaurant- a contemporary fish restaurant on the False Creek Waterfront:

On the last day of the Unconvention, lunch meetings were held at the Lonsdale Quay Hotel in North Vancouver. This gave guests the opportunity to walk around the market and enjoy the views before our bus tour of Stanley Park:

 

Thank you again to all of our attendees that came to the Meetingmax Unconvention! We had a blast.

Did you attend the Unconvention? If so, what was the highlight of your trip? Let us know by visiting our Facebook Page. 

If you would like to see more highlights from the 2012 Unconvention you can visit our Pinterest Page.

If you are interesting in attending the 2013 Meetingmax Unconvention to learn more about online housing, keep in touch with us through Facebook or email.

We look forward to seeing you next April!