by MIT Endicott House | Sep 25, 2020 | Boston Area Business Retreats, Boston Area Meeting Space, Boston Corporate Events, Planning
Downtown Hotel vs. MIT’s Endicott House for Your Next Meeting or Retreat Making a decision about where to host your next corporate retreat, leadership meeting, departmental brainstorming session, or personnel training event? We know it can be difficult with all... by MIT Endicott House | Sep 10, 2020 | Planning
One of the best and worst parts of being an event planner is that you are always on the move. There is never a slow day when your next event is only days away! Event planning is fun and unique. However, organizing an event is not child’s play, no matter how... by MIT Endicott House | Aug 28, 2020 | Endicott House Values, Planning
The MIT Endicott House is famous for its 25 acres of lush gardens, vast lawns and winding trails. Walk along our paths to multiple gardens with surprises around every turn. Everything about the MIT Endicott grounds was created with a purpose and often elicits calm and... by MIT Endicott House | Jul 24, 2020 | Boston Area Meeting Space, Planning
Have they invented a left-swipe for bad meetings? Can you unfriend, delete, block or otherwise extricate yourself from meetings that waste your time? Good meeting hygiene can make or break an organization’s morale, efficiency and ultimately their contribution to their... by MIT Endicott House | Jul 10, 2020 | MIT's Endicott House, Planning
While the COVID-19 pandemic has severely impacted businesses in virtually every industry, there’s no doubt that the hospitality and events industry has been among the hardest hit. Now slowly but surely, businesses are reopening, albeit still under strict... by MIT Endicott House | Jun 29, 2020 | MIT's Endicott House, Planning
Working from home has become the new normal to control the spread of Covid-19. However, it does not mean that your office tasks or learning schedule will change. Therefore, you need to embrace Zoom for your online learning, business meetings, and more. Zoom is now...