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The Business of Meetings

Eric Rozenberg
Entrepreneurship
Artificial Intelligence
Event Planning
Meetings and Events Industry
Event Industry
Leadership
Mental Health
Resilience
Conscious Leadership
Wellness
Accountability
Emotional Intelligence
Workplace Culture
Event Management
Event Production
Technology
Self-Care
Work-Life Balance
Linkedin
Human Well-Being

If you are an independent business owner in the meeting and event space, this podcast is for you! Your host, Eric Rozenberg has created this show to bring you strategies, tips, and tactics to help your business grow. With more than 20 years in the event industry and planning events for Fortune 100 companies, Eric is prepared to let you in on the insider tactics so you can be successful too!

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Today, we're focusing on navigating the pressure of running a business while staying connected to your bigger vision for your life and business.

Stay tuned as Eric shares a simple five-step exercise to help you gain clarity, direction, and long-te... more

Today, we are delighted to welcome Lyndsi Edgar, the Founder and CEO of eLuminate Marketing.

Lyndsi talks to Eric about entrepreneurship, content marketing, LinkedIn, automation, AI, and staying top of mind with clients and prospects. She also sha... more

We're delighted to welcome audience engagement specialist Michael Kent as our guest today.

In this episode, Michael speaks with Eric about audience engagement, corporate events, comedy, magic, workplace culture, and the growing role of AI in live ... more

We are delighted to welcome Eddy Arriola, a rock-star entrepreneur from South Florida, as today's guest.

Eddy has tons of experience building and scaling businesses, including founding Apollo Bank, and he recently published a book on relationships... more

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Lyndsi Edgar
Founder and CEO of eLuminate Marketing
eLuminate Marketing
Episode: 324: Why Referral-Only Businesses Eventually Stall with Lyndsi Edgar
Eddy Arriola
Entrepreneur, founder of Apollo Bank and Inktel; author of It's All About Relationships
Apollo Bank, Inktel
Episode: 322: It's All About Relationships: The Real Currency of Business with Eddy Arriola
Jane Burnell-Fraser
Founder of Enhance Lux
Enhance Lux
Episode: 321: Designing Premium Experiences that Clients Pay For with Jane Burnell-Fraser
Glenn Cohen
Former head of psychology for the Mossad; psychologist and leadership expert
Mossad (former)
Episode: 320: Inside the Mind of Elite Resilience: Lessons from the Mossad to the Boardroom - Part 2 with Glenn Cohen
Ashleigh Cook
Chief Marketing Officer, RainFocus
RainFocus
Episode: 318: Smarter Events: Where AI Meets Human Judgment with Ashleigh Cook
Natalie De Fazio
Founder, CEO of Pinnacle Live
Pinnacle Live
Episode: 317: From Consultant to CEO: How Real Leaders Scale Companies with Natalie De Fazio
Megan Gross
Founder of The Bonsoir, boutique events firm that connects investors, founders, and high-touch experiences
The Bonsoir
Episode: 312: From Vegas Nights to VC Dinners: Building Rooms that Move Capital with Megan Gross
Moza-Bella Tram
CEO and founder of Moza-Bella LLC, TEDx speaker, author and mentor
Moza-Bella LLC
Episode: 304: How to Lead with Creative Courage with Moza-Bella Tram
Nataly Horan
Entrepreneur and founder of Authentic Meetings & Incentives, experienced in the MICE industry
Authentic Meetings & Incentives
Episode: 303: Behind the Scenes of Sourcing: Nataly Horan's Authentic Take

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Eric Rozenberg
Host focused on insider tactics, growth strategies, and practical guidance for the meetings and events space.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 28 ratings
  • Well Crafted Strategies!

    The Business of Meetings is a must-listen for independent business owners in the meetings and event space. Eric Rozenberg delivers well-crafted strategies and insider tips grounded in experience. In particular, I loved the recent episode on ‘The Art of Saying No’ such a resonant reminder that honoring boundaries is a powerful business growth tool. As an Alignment & Embodiment Coach, I deeply appreciate how Eric weaves business strategy with sustainable leadership. Such valuable, grounded conten... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sarah Reuter (Elevated Exp.)
    United States10 months ago
  • What our industry needs

    As a past guest and avid listener, I love the caliber of guests and insights from Eric’s podcast. Two thumbs up!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Magdalena Bonnelly
    United States2 years ago
  • Podcast for entrepreneurs

    Great podcast for entrepreneurs

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Chapel Hill NC Listener
    United States3 years ago
  • One of my favorites!

    Amazing guests and conversations- one of my favorite podcasts about entrepreneurship.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    C2_CEO
    United States3 years ago
  • Digestible mastery.

    I am not in the Busienss of meetings but I’m every episode, I pick up some nuggets of wisdom I can definitely apply to my own business as I drive across America in my RV.

    I appreciate that Éric is always able to bring the conversation back to some tangible actions listeners take actions on.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    airfare lary
    Canada6 years ago

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320: Inside the Mind of Elite Resilience: Lessons from the Mossad to the Boardroom - Part 2 with Glenn Cohen
Q: What are the two or three qualities that most people think predict elite performance but actually don't, and what predicts it that most people overlook?
The host explains that IQ and raw talent are overrated; EQ, grit, and social support (external belief and trust) are the true predictors of peak performance, with authentic vulnerability and teamwork driving sustainable leadership.
322: It's All About Relationships: The Real Currency of Business with Eddy Arriola
Q: When did you decide to write the book, and who is it for?
I wrote it because it's a lifelong goal to share leadership lessons that come from real relationship-building experiences; while it's aimed at CEOs and leaders of growing businesses, the stories and frameworks resonate with anyone who wants to improve how they connect with people.
319: Inside the Mind of Elite Resilience: Lessons from the Mossad to the Boardroom - Part 1 with Glenn Cohen
Q: What is your journey?
Glenn Cohen describes a life shaped by early trauma, service with the IDF, years as a combat helicopter pilot, and a transition into Mossad psychology, where he developed a framework for elite performance that he now teaches to executives.
317: From Consultant to CEO: How Real Leaders Scale Companies with Natalie De Fazio
Q: First of all, how did you get into our industry?
Natalie explains that she came from a consulting background, working at firms like Arthur Andersen and Stax, and gradually moved into the events space through strategic projects, finding that she loved leading people, applying analytical frameworks, and ultimately getting drawn to the industry after working with Freeman.
303: Behind the Scenes of Sourcing: Nataly Horan's Authentic Take
Q: How do you see AI changing vendors in the cruise line and venue sourcing fields?
AI is helping to streamline the RFP process and make marketing efforts more efficient, functioning as a helpful assistant rather than replacing jobs.

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This show targets independent business owners in the meetings and events space, offering strategies, tips, and tactics to grow a small-to-mid sized operation. Episodes center on entrepreneurship in events, client relationships, branding, AI adoption for efficiency, leadership, resilience, and industry trends like digital twins and wellness-in-workplace practices. Notable strengths include practical actionable takeaways, guest diversity spanning entrepreneurs, executives, and specialists, and a focus on real-world experiences, growth mindset, and ethical business practices. The format tends to blend personal journeys with pragmatic guidance, making it helpful for listeners looking to scale their event-related businesses or sponsor/pitch rele... more

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Recent guests on The Business of Meetings include:

1. Lyndsi Edgar
2. Eddy Arriola
3. Jane Burnell-Fraser
4. Glenn Cohen
5. Ashleigh Cook
6. Natalie De Fazio
7. Megan Gross
8. Moza-Bella Tram

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