Meetings & Conventions: Short Cuts October 1999
October 1999
Short Cuts:
For the Bookshelf
With the onslaught of technology, managing a simple meeting can
mean negotiating time at multiple sites, setting up
videoconferencing and selecting software. These are some of the
topics added to the second edition of Sharon M. Lippincott's
Meetings: Do's, Don'ts and Donuts (Lighthouse Point Press,
Pittsburgh, $16.95), which also addresses setting agendas and
choosing refreshments. Why donuts? "Sharing food is one of the
oldest ways of building bonds between people," Lippincott writes,
and "people's eyes light up when they spot a tray of donuts."
MARK CHESNUT
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