“Intellectually” Smart:

Using Intellectual and Creative Property Legally

How many times have we sat in a session and seen a “Dilbert” cartoon up on screen?  Or a famous painting or photograph?  Or a video clip from a movie or TV show? Or heard the latest song being used as walk in music?

The terms “intellectual property” and “copyright infringement” have become very familiar to us especially with technology allowing us access to everything. If you do not use it legally, your organization could face millions of dollars in fines.

Can your organization survive that?  If so, will your job survive?

Learn how this affects you as a meeting planner...translated by a meeting planner.

By attending this interactive session with you will learn the basics of how to legally use:

- Music in your meetings

• As walk in and background music
• With bands, DJs and presenters
• When audio or video recording an event
• When synching with photos

- Video Clips

- Cartoons, photos and other visual media

This is a two-part virtual event, and both sessions are 1 hour long.

Dates and Times:

Part 1: Thursday, October 12 at 3:00 - 4:00 PM ET

Part 2: Thursday, October 19 at 3:00 - 4:00 PM ET

Attending the two sessions will count for 2 CEs (Continuing Education hours).

Registration and Cancellation Policy: 

You must be registered and paid in full to attend the sessions. All registrations are final and there is not a discount if you miss any part of the session.

Questions? Please reach out to Joanne@JoanneDennison.com.