The annual readers' choice awards are designed to honor the cream of the crop in the regional meetings and events industry. The awards are a celebration of the hard work and above-and-beyond service of suppliers who help planners to be at the top of their game.
Meet the dedicated professionals who the Minnesota Meetings + Events Editorial Advisory Board selected to induct into the magazine’s Hall of Fame.
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You voted, now meet the winners of our Best of 2018 readers’ choice awards.
Shining a Spotlight on the Best of the Best
Congratulations to the finalists for Minnesota Meetings + Events Best of 2018 readers' choice awards. We look forward to celebrating with each of you at the awards celebration on Thursday, April 5 at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, where the winners and 2018 Hall of Fame inductees will be announced.
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Congratulations to the finalists for Minnesota Meetings + Events Best of 2018 readers' choice awards! We look forward to celebrating with you and announcing the winners and 2018 Hall of Fame inductees on Thursday, April 5 at the Minneapolis Institute of Art.
The 15th Annual Best of Minnesota Meetings + Events readers’ choice awards welcomed meeting and events professionals to Solar Arts by Chowgirls on March 30 to honor this year’s best in the business. As the resident new guy (I started as assistant editor Monday of that same week) I couldn’t have asked for a better introduction to the local industry. I’m convinced the best way to acclimate to a new community is to dive right in, and during my first week, the Best Of awards provided the perfect opportunity to do just that.
Click here to view the photos from the night! Feel free to tag yourself and share on social media! #BestofMN2016
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