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🎧 Episode 33: Behind the Scenes at BITAC — First-Time MC & What You Can Expect

EPISODE · Mar 19, 2026 · 14 MIN

🎧 Episode 33: Behind the Scenes at BITAC — First-Time MC & What You Can Expect

from Virtual GM - A Hotel Management Podcast · host Vibrant Management

In this episode, Cody & Meagan recap a huge milestone—Cody’s first time serving as Master of Ceremonies at a BITAC event, kicking things off at BITAC Luxury in Naples, Florida.Cody shares a behind-the-scenes look at what makes BITAC events so unique in the hospitality space, why they’re so valuable for both operators and vendors, and what you can expect if you ever get the opportunity to attend.If you’ve ever been curious about BITAC—or wondered if it’s worth your time—this episode breaks it all down.🔹 Segment 1: First-Time MC Experience Cody shares what it was like stepping into the MC role for the first time, the energy of the event, and what surprised him most about being on the other side of the experience.🔹 Segment 2: What Makes BITAC Different Not your typical conference. Cody & Meagan talk about:The one-on-one meeting formatHigh-quality networkingCurated attendeesWhy conversations actually lead to real business🔹 Segment 3: What to Expect as an Attendee Whether you’re a hotel owner, operator, or vendor, Cody breaks down:How the schedule worksWhat the meetings are likeHow to prepareHow to get the most value out of your time🔹 Segment 4: Upcoming BITAC Events Cody Will Be MC’ing Cody announces the upcoming events where he’ll be serving as Master of Ceremonies:BITAC® Luxury 2026 | February 22–24, 2026 📍 Naples Grande Beach Resort | Naples, FloridaBITAC® Operations 2026 | April 26–28, 2026 📍 Luminary Hotel | Fort Myers, FloridaBITAC® Casino Resorts 2026 | June 7–9, 2026 📍 The Phoenician | Scottsdale, ArizonaBITAC® Purchasing & Design Summer 2026 | July 12–14, 2026 📍 JW Marriott Savannah Plant Riverside District | Savannah, GeorgiaBITAC® Purchasing & Design Fall 2026 | October 25–27, 2026 📍 La Costa Resort | Carlsbad, CaliforniaBITAC® Owners Fall 2026 | November 15–17, 2026 📍 VEA Newport Beach | Newport Beach, California🔹 Segment 5: How to Get Involved Interested in attending a future BITAC event as a sponsor or executive? Cody shares how to get connected and why now is the time to get involved.👉 Learn more about BITAC events: https://www.bitac.net/📩 Reach out directly to Cody: [email protected] you're looking to grow your network, discover new partners, or stay ahead in hospitality, this episode gives you a front-row seat to one of the most impactful event series in the industry. Follow us on Instagram - @thevibrantteam@virtualgmpodcastCheckout our website - www.thevibrantteam.com

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