Consulting | Site Selection | Negotiations | Personalized Service
Do you spend a great deal of time planning meeting services with an already full workload? Perhaps you need an easy-to-use online registration tool? What about arrangements for audio-visual equipment? Or fine-tuning menus for an awards banquet?
If so, there’s a better way. For over 40 years, organizations, both small and large, have placed their trust in Covington Meeting & Events. We offer a complete line of meetings and incentive services and bring our specialized knowledge and understanding to the table.
With a close eye on your organization’s goals, budget, and timeline, our certified planners manage all of the details. By following a clearly defined process, we consistently deliver superior personal service.
We help share the load, provide an objective point of view, and offer backup for your organization. Our team works in tandem with you to determine all needs, including risk management considerations. Depending on your goals, we can orchestrate your complete meeting from start to finish or pitch in just where needed.
With our professionals working behind the scenes, you’re free to focus on more important business matters while your company shines. Perhaps most importantly, we’ve spent decades honing our skills, creativity, and process. We know what resonates with attendees—and what doesn’t. Put our practical, responsive experience to work planning your perfect meeting.
In addition to handling the logistics, our meeting planners help you plan strategically to ensure that you reach every objective. At Covington, our goals are to make you and your company look good and to make your job easier. Whether you’re negotiating a hotel contract, planning a corporate event, or managing an incentive travel group, we are dedicated to delivering a successful program.
The Operation Understanding Program
The Operation Understanding DC (OUDC) program embarked on a two-week trip through Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina, and Virginia. We engaged with several civil rights leaders and visited historical sites, as well as environmental preservation sites.
