Showing posts with label Bel-Aire Conference Center. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bel-Aire Conference Center. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 6, 2013

3 Reasons to Host a Conference off Your Business Site

Conferences can serve as a turning point for any business organization. This is when fresh ideas get created and possible mistakes are uncovered. Because of this, it’s a no-brainer to say that these meetings must be taken seriously. Careful preparations are done to ensure the success of these events. One thing that can greatly improve the chances of a successful conference is to do it off your business site. Why should you consider going offsite for business conferences? Here are 3 reasons why you should.

It provides a new environment for your people – One reason why conferences are not recommended to be held onsite all the time is that it tends to somewhat stagnate ideas. Holding the conference at an offsite venue such as the Clarion Lake Erie and Bel-Aire Conference Center can be a whiff of fresh air for all members of a team. A fresh mind generates fresh ideas, and fresh motivation creates better results.
Facilities for conferences – It is rare that an office has facilities specifically designed for conferences. In fact, even some big companies don’t really have dedicated conference facilities. This is one of the reasons why it can prove advantageous to go for an offsite venue for a conference. Not only do these venues have the best equipment for holding events such as this, but they also usually have an expanded capacity, perfect for holding large conferences. 

Compels people to focus on the task at hand – One of the reasons why onsite conferences don’t accomplish their goals is because people can’t focus. At the business site, people tend to worry about their respective roles, and this ultimately takes away their focus from the task at hand. By setting your conference offsite, members get to leave their individual tasks at the office. With that, participants can concentrate all of their energies on the conference and all agendas covered by it.

Thursday, October 3, 2013

3 Features that Make a Good Hotel

If you are planning to visit Erie, Pennsylvania, then booking your reservation in a good hotel should be a priority. It is necessary to find a hotel which offers a high level of security and utmost comfort. It should also be equipped with all the amenities that a guest needs. This is vital in making your stay as memorable and pleasurable as possible. Here are just five of the many things and features that make a hotel in Pennsylvania worthy of returning to in the future:

1. Clean and Spacious Rooms.

Make sure that your chosen room is clean and has enough space not only for you but your companions, as well. Depending on the length of your stay, your room requirements may differ. A wise tip is to figure out the room size before making the final booking. Your chosen room should also have its own bathroom with complimentary toiletries, television and a phone. If you live overseas, then make sure to ask if the hotel rooms have international telephonic facilities since this can make your stay even more peaceful.
2. 24-Hour Room Service.

This service is essential in making the stay of guests unforgettable. Your chosen hotel should also let guests eat based on their schedule, instead of sticking to the schedule set up by the establishment. It should also come with at least one main restaurant and 24-hour coffee shop.

3. Safety Features. 

Look for a hotel, which offers safety features in each room, and security equipment in the entire building. These features include safes, cabinets, drawers and doors with sturdy and working locks. The building should also have fire extinguishers, fire alarms, fog lights and sprinklers in the event of an emergency.

The level of quality in a hotel is a key factor in making your vacation or business trip enjoyable.  At the end of the day you should come back to a place that is comfortable, where you can get re-charged and relaxed and ready for more.  The Clarion Lake Erie and Bel-Aire Conference Center is committed to making your stay as amazing as possible, you can even read reviews from our satisfied guests here.  

For more information about The Clarion Lake Erie and Bel-Aire Conference Center visit http://www.belaireclarion.com

Monday, February 11, 2013

Erie native and Football Legend Fred Biletnikoff is 2013 Honoree at the Clarion Lake Erie and BelAir


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NFL Hall of Fame Oakland Raider Wide Reciever, and Erie Pennsylvania Native Son is 2013 Honoree at the Clarion Lake Erie and Bel-Aire Conference Center
One of the “100 Greatest Football Players” as ranked by The Sporting News will be headlining the 49th annual Charity Sports Banquet tomorrow, February 12, 2013 at The Clarion Lake Erie and Bel-Aire Conference Center.
Proceeds for the charity event have raised money for various organizations such as the United Way of Erie County, Make-A-Wish Foundation, and Kanzius Cancer Research Foundation. This year proceeds will go to the Fred Biletnikoff Foundation. The Biletnikoff Foundation Scholarship Award founded by Angela Biletnikoff. Students will be eligible for the awards based on overall academic progress, leadership skills, and taking part in community activities. “awards will be made to deserving students in the Erie community” according to Art Arkelian, Founder and Dinner Chairman for the past 49 years. 
2013 Honoree Fred Biletnikoff honored at Clarion Lake Erie and Bel-Aire
2013 Honoree Fred Biletnikoff honored at Clarion Lake Erie & Bel-Aire
Fred Biletnikoff earned 1st team recognition his senior year of high school on Pennsylvania’s All-State football and basketball teams. While in college at Florida State he became an All-American even playing offense and defenses his junior season in 1963. He held the record for the longest interception touchdown return at 99 yards until Hall of Famer, Deion Sanders broke the record by one yard in 1985. He became the number two draft pick in 1965 amassing a Hall of Fame Career, playing 14 season for the Oakland Raiders with 589 receptions, 8,974 yards, 76 TDs, 40 or more catches 10 straight years, All-AFL/AFC four times, 1971 NFL receiving champion, two AFL All-Star games, four AFC-NFC Pro Bowls, eight AFL/AFC title games, two Super Bowls, and was the Most Valuable Player in Super Bowl XI.
Other players who will be in attendance are Tony Brooks (University of Notre Dame and Philadelphia Eagles), Kenny Jackson (Philadelphia Eagles), Kevin Mack (Cleveland Browns), Blair Thomas (Penn State and New York Jets), Tony Rice (University of Notre Dame), Reggie Rucker (Cleveland Browns), Reuben Brown (Buffalo Bills and Chicago Bears), Ross Fichtner (Cleveland Browns and New Orleans Saints), Randy Fichtner (Pittsburgh Steelers), Reggie Brooks (University of Notre Dame), and Andy Russell (Pittsburgh Steelers).
The elegant The Clarion Lake Erie and Bel-Aire Conference Center, located at 2800 W. 8th Street, Erie, Pennsylvania is ideally situated adjacent to Presque Isle State Park. Visit http://www.belaireclarion.comfor more information.