Test out your equipment beforehand, dedicate a staffer to overseeing the technology, check state laws to avoid potential legal issues The Association of Equipment Manufacturers was wrapping up its trade show in Las Vegas in March when the COVID-19 pandemic brought much of the U.S. to a standstill. At that point, the group still had board meetings scheduled to take place, so it quickly pivoted to video conferencing—and soon ran into a small problem. Related content Open communication with board is critical during crisis Associations grapple with impact of virus on events, industries "We got feedback from board members (who) … were quarantining themselves in their homes.… Read More