Author Archives: N. Pompan

About N. Pompan

President, PHG, Inc.

Sustainable leadership – Creating our future now

Posted on June 28, 2010

The following post was written by Joseph Sebestyen. Joe can be reached at jsebestyen@cox.net. Sustainable leadership – Creating our future now. The International Association of Conference Centers met in Sweden to learn more about sustainability and how we could create … Continue reading →

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Group Business Poll

Posted on June 23, 2010
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Meetings in the Age of Distraction

Posted on June 1, 2010

The following article was posted on the CMI Meeting-net site by Mitchell Beer on May 17th and theorizes, among other things, that technology, for all its virtues, can interfere “in the way meeting professionals organize their time, plan their on-site … Continue reading →

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FF&E Strategies – Are you in control?

Posted on May 27, 2010

Project delays resulting in the postponed opening of a conference centers can have many adverse consequences. In order to ease the financial pressure of the typical start up, the sales and marketing team will begin to book association and group … Continue reading →

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Business Models: Conference Centers vs. Hotels

Posted on May 24, 2010

When choosing a venue for an event one typically includes in the decision making process the purpose and expertise of the facility and provider.  One would not normally hire a bookstore owner to cater a wedding, or rent a tugboat … Continue reading →

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Welcome to PHG

Posted on April 30, 2010

Pompan Hospitality Global, Inc. is a one-stop hospitality consulting firm that supports the business objectives of developers, owners, asset managers, independent and brand operators and meeting professionals around the world. PHG is a consortium of industry leaders whose combined expertise … Continue reading →

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