#GMIDGoesVirtual

Join #EventProfs from all over the world on April 14, 2020, to virtually celebrate #GMID20 and help us break the Guinness World Record for most participants in an online video conference.

We are thrilled to partner with Meetings Mean Business Canada and #GMIDGoesVirtual to celebrate Global Meetings Industry Day –virtual edition!

Global Meetings Industry Day (GMID) was created to be an international forum for advocacy, awareness, and celebration for the meetings & events industry.
Each year, event professionals from around the world come together to raise the collective voice of our community.

In 2020, GMID will look very different.

This year, the impacts of the COVID-19 virus have been felt around the world. No event left untouched, we are all reeling from the effects that this global pandemic has had on our events, businesses, and industry.  Many organizations have had to cancel their GMID festivities and the day of celebration has been postponed.

We have partnered with Meetings Mean Business Canada to change the narrative. This year, more than ever, we need to celebrate GMID.
We need to celebrate the resiliency, survival, tenacity, and perseverance of our industry.

We invite you to join us on April 14, 2020, for a virtual event that will aim to break the world record for most participants in an online video conference.
If anyone can do this, it is the community of #eventprofs who are fighting day in and day out for this important profession.

Once the 30 minute program is complete, Meetings Mean Business Canada will be hosting a discussion regarding COVID-19 and its impact on our communities, work, and families.

The esteemed panel, including those from government, industry associations, hotels, convention centres, and the planning community will discuss the meetings & events industry from their perspectives and where we go from here. For more information regarding the Meetings Mean Business Canada event, visit their website here.

Find out more and register at GMIDGoesVirtual.com.