attendees

A small percentage of business meetings even need to happen, much less need the presence of all attendees.

On the other hand, it bothers me, because it detracts the value away from our main attendees- the entrepreneurs.

We're approaching 1000 members and hold monthly meetings that draw well in excess of 100 attendees at every event.

All the talks were in English, and there were attendees from a number of different countries, including two busloads from Germany.

There couldn't have been more than a few thousand attendees at this event.

Now local Android meetings sometimes have dozens, if not hundreds of attendees.

Introduce yourself to the fellow attendees, try to be helpful, make friends.

Setting up attendees, and viewing free-busy time is ridiculously complicated.

Passkey is a great tool that was originally built for hotels, but it's an awful experience for planners and attendees - frequent errors that prevent attendees from booking their dates, annoying alerts, and an overall clunky user experience.

We both worked at Salesforce, which is a huge events-driven company, and room blocks were always a huge pain point for attendees and also for planners.

It must have been an exciting surprise for attendees.

Accuracy is the key and we’re working on a web semantic solution since we’ve been testing the solution manually with around 100 event attendees.

Never mind that "frat" refers to the location, and not the attendees.

A typical American university "frat party" is hosted at a fraternity, and also welcomes attendees of both sexes.

Libertarianism's philosopher's are the unpopular clowns at the children's birthday party of society hoping that bending their "business innovation's" into balloon animals will convince the starving attendees to actually enjoy watching them eat all of the cake.

On the other hand, I somewhat understand Strangeloop's situation: it is pretty clear that even if this a completely technical talk, the other attendees would make it about politics---you know, the whole "bad speech should be fought with more speech" thing?---which would cause problems for the conference.

Attendees should bring a copy of Notepad, and a dictionary.