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Paula Aven-Gladych
Paula Aven Gladych is a Denver-based freelance writer with 35 years of experience writing for newspapers, magazines and trade publications. As a closet archaeology buff, she loves to travel to places where she can explore ancient ruins and learn about other cultures.
These five unique Wisconsin venues go far beyond dairy to tap into the state’s agricultural past as well as take advantage of its incomparable scenery.
These Wisconsin cities take full advantage of their waterfront locations to get meeting attendees out of the ballroom and into nature.
Incorporate Kentucky’s culture and history with an event at one of these distinctive venues from around the Bluegrass.
Meeting planners wanting to incorporate Kentucky's iconic flavors and drinks into their events should consider these venues.
Illinois has several cities situated along rivers, streams and lakes that make perfect conference destinations with full-service hotels, conference centers and plenty of ways to get outside and enjoy nature.
Illinois has several truly unique event venues, including museums and a vintage theater, that offer everything from entertainment and outdoor adventures to wine dinners.
Abundant waterfronts and iconic resorts make Maryland an ideal place for mixing business with pleasure.
Ohio is home to some of the most popular museums in the country that just happen to make great places to host meetings or special events.
Meeting groups looking to revisit their college glory days will find everything they could want in these five Kansas college towns.
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