Navigating Key Legal Issues of Hybrid & In-Person Events Post-COVID

If your organization is cautiously approaching 2021 as the year for rebuilding your conferences and events, you’ll need to have strong planning and strategy in place, not to mention a high level of flexibility in the lingering pandemic “normal.” This half-day workshop is designed to quickly get you up to speed on how to plan for future events while making you aware of key legal considerations to keep your organization protected. A survey will be distributed prior to the workshop to ensure that the most pressing issues and concerns are discussed during these sessions. 

Session 1: Navigating In-Person Events in a Pandemic-Disrupted World
This will be an open forum discussion and Q&A around negotiation strategies, useful contract language, and risk mitigation. Learn how to:

  • Identify pitfalls and risks involved with in-person events
  • Clarify essential contract language 
  • Mitigate risk exposure 
  • Gain big picture knowledge for planning safe and profitable events 

Session 2: Essential Virtual Event and Social Media Legal Considerations for Associations 
This will be an open forum discussion and Q&A around intellectual property, data privacy, and social media policy. Learn how to: 

  • Identify basic IP considerations for virtual events 
  • Identify data privacy risks for mitigation tactics for virtual events  
  • Understand the risks involved in marketing on social media and the importance of having a strong social media policy in place 
  • Mitigate these risks when organizing virtual events 

Participants can earn up to 3 CAE and 3 CMP credits (live virtual attendees only).

Register now.

Event Date(s): 
Wednesday, April 28, 2021, 10:45am to 2:15pm
Cost/Fee: 
$255-395
Presenter: 
Rich Bar, Katharine Meyer, and Oliver Krischik, GKG Law
Location: 
Online Workshop
Anywhere, NC 00000
United States