September 12, 2025
10:00AM - 2:00PM EDT

The 2025 Joint Industry Event

Hosted by OSAP & MPI Ohio Chapter

Hilton Columbus at Easton, 3900 Chagrin Dr., Columbus, OH 43219

Join us at Hilton Columbus at Easton for a Joint Industry Event!

OSAP and MPI Ohio Chapter are pleased to present the 2025 Joint Industry Event, an engaging and enlightening experience that combines the trends of corporate travel and tourism with event risk management. 

During our morning session, expert panelists will delve into the ever-evolving landscape of travel and tourism, sharing insights on trends, challenges and best practices when engaging with one another during the planning process.

During the luncheon session, you will learn more about making event risk management part of every program with our featured speaker, Shawn Ellis, who will present Choose Your Ending™: How to Let Go, Level Up, and Lead What’s Next. 

Every breakthrough begins with an ending. Yet in times of transition, most organizations focus on what to start—new strategies, new systems, new goals—without addressing what’s still being carried from the past. The result? Resistance, fatigue, and stalled momentum. In this high-energy, interactive session, keynote speaker and author Shawn Ellis helps leaders and teams embrace the truth that success doesn’t begin with what’s next—it begins with what you’re willing to end. Drawing from his Choose Your Ending™ Method and 5 C’s of Radical Adaptability, Shawn equips participants with the mindset, tools, and courage to let go of what no longer serves—so they can fully engage with what’s ahead. Through a mix of storytelling, psychology, and practical exercises, participants will not only gain new insights but also experience a personal reset they can apply immediately.

Participants will learn how to:

• Reframe endings as a courageous act that unlocks growth.
• Identify and release outdated habits, beliefs, or processes that hold them back.
• Apply the 3 Steps to End Well and Begin Better (Claim the Choice, Create Closure, Anchor in Growth).
• Use the 5 C’s of Radical Adaptability (Calm, Clarity, Courage, Confidence, Community) to navigate change with agency and resilience.

Register now by selecting this link!

Sept. 12, 2025
10:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.

SCHEDULE:
10:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.  Registration & Networking
10:30 a.m. - 11:30 p.m.  Panel Discussion
11:30 p.m. - 12:00 p.m.  Networking
12:00 p.m. -  2:00 p.m.  Keynote Luncheon
  2:00 p.m. -  3:00 p.m. Networking (Optional)

PRICING:
OSAP/MPI Members full event - $125.00
OSAP/MPI Members panel only - $50.00
OSAP/MPI Members lunch only - $75.00
Nonmember full event - $200.00
Nonmember panel only - $80.00
Nonmember lunch only - $120.00

To take advantage of the OSAP/MPI Ohio room block for the event, please contact osap@ohiosap.org. The rate is $149.00/night plus tax. 

Parking: Complimentary. Note that you will need to enter the parking lot from the Chagrin Dr. entrance.

Continuing Education: This program will be submitted to ASAE for 3 CAE (Certified Association Executive) credits and CMPs will receive 3 hours of CE for attending.

About the Speaker: Shawn Ellis

Shawn Ellis is a keynote speaker, author and resilience strategist helping leaders and teams thrive in times of rapid change. Creator of the Choose Your Ending™ Method and the 5 C’s of Radical Adaptability, Shawn equips audiences to let go of what’s no longer working and embrace the brave choices that unlock clarity, confidence and momentum. He has worked with organizations from Bridgestone to Freddie Mac and spoken at global events including Toastmasters International’s 100th Annual Convention. Shawn’s bestselling book, Mastering the Moments, provides the “origin story” of his message of resilience, presence and transformation through intentional endings.

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