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Meeting & Travel Professionals Guide Meeting & Travel Professionals Guide MEETLA.COM LOS ANGELES TOURISM & CONVENTION BOARD WELCOME FROM ERNEST WOODEN JR. LOS ANGELES TOURISM & CONVENTION BOARD 633 West 5th Street, Suite 1800 Los Angeles, CA 90071 «®¦DÔ× á®Ã§DČ®× Dear Friends: Adam Burke Senior Vice President, Sales Welcome to Los Angeles: a dynamic, ever- Darren K. Green evolving destination that thrives on Vice President, Hotel Sales authenticity and the unexpected. An inclusive Bryan Churchill place where everyone is welcome, the city Vice President, Convention Sales proudly celebrates its rich ethnic and cultural Kathy McAdams, CASE diversity throughout its distinct Vice President, Client & Destination neighborhoods. Services Liane Haynes-Smith A long-standing beacon for dreamers and innovators, L.A. is a city where new ideas are ®×áÈ×Ɋ>Â×Ú«®Ôʱ÷đ®Ú®Ã§ Sales exchanged without judgment or limit. Our unrivaled talent pool of thought ×®» ( đ Ãà leaders and intellectual capital spans several sectors including Director, Sales Marketing entertainment, technology, aerospace, international trade, medical, biotech, Paige Cram and more. Simply put, there’s no better destination in which to connect Director, Corporate Communications individually and innovate collectively. Shant Apelian Let our city serve as a blank canvas for any type of meeting or event and unleash your creativity at an endless array of only-in-L.A. venues. With its real-working movie studios, botanical gardens, classic theatres, storied cultural institutions, prestigious Hollywood award venues, and iconic CUSTOM PUBLICATIONS stadiums, Los Angeles can bring any creative vision to life. 5900 Wilshire Boulevard, 10th Floor The current epicenter of culinary creativity, L.A. is home to influential Los Angeles, CA 90036 323.801.0100 tastemakers who unconventionally push the boundaries of experimentation. Our vibrant mosaic of cultures is magnified throughout our culinary Publisher Josef Vann landscape with an incredible breadth of worldly cuisines encompassing Mexican, Korean, Chinese, Middle Eastern, Japanese, and more. Director, Content Strategy & Solutions Mitch Getz Los Angeles is ready to roll out our signature red carpet for your next Integrated Account Directors meeting or event, from intimate gatherings to large-scale conventions. No Brittany Brombach, Michelle Gisler, matter what you choose to do, I hope you create treasured memories in our Samantha Greenfield, Dana Hess, Mat Jongsma, Jennifer Kirkley City of Angels. \È ÷đ®ÚɊ contact Mitch Getz With best wishes, 323-801-0014 [email protected] Listings in this publication are based on information Ô×È÷®þÂÂ×Ú ÚȦDáÈ×ǺǸǹȁɉ÷×þČÈđ Ernest Wooden Jr. has been made to ensure the accuracy of this pub- lication. Copyright © 2019 by the Los Angeles Tourism PRESIDENT & CEO ʱ ÈÃ÷Ãá®ÈÃ È ×ɉ ?È ÔÈđ®ÈÃ È¦á«®Ú Ôä½® á®Èà LOS ANGELES TOURISM & CONVENTION BOARD may be stored in a retrieval system, transmitted, or reproduced in any way without the express written permission of the Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board. L.A. Tourism and Los Angeles Magazine Cus- tom Publications make no endorsement, represen- tation, or warranty regarding any goods or services ÷đ®ÚÈ×½®Úá®Ãá«®ÚÔä½® á®ÈÃɉ9®Úá®Ã§Ú à ÷đ®ÚÂÃáÚ × Ô×È÷® þ á« Úä¹á ÈÂ- panies and L.A. Tourism and Los Angeles Magazine Custom Publications shall not be responsible or li- able for any inaccuracy, omission, or infringement of Ãþá«®×Ô đþɱÚ×®§«áÚá«×®ÃɊÈצÈ×Ô×ÚÈà ½®Ã¹ä×þ È× ÃþÈá«×  §È׮ùä×þø« áÚÈ÷×ɉ FOR A DIGITAL VERSION OF LOS ANGELES MEETING & TRAVEL PROFESSIONALS GUIDE, VISIT MEETLA.COM. meetLA.com 1 4 17 (?\D>8 UNIQUE NEW SPACES: +##S?ɋV8+ NEUEHOUSE SDkS_??+?$9_ 16 NEW ATTRACTIONS: 18 >q>_V_>D# $SD_Pɩ#S+?9q >D\+D?P+\_SV +?+?$ɋ> Contents LOS ANGELES MEETING & TRAVEL PROFESSIONALS GUIDE 2020 1 14 THE CITY AT Welcome to Los Angeles ®ÚÈ÷×9ÈÚç½Új®Ú®áÈ× A GLANCE From Los Angeles Tourism +æÈ× á®ÈÃÃá×Ú Ã & Convention Board. +Ãá×à á®Èà ½DČ®Ú 26 ÈÃÚä½áá«ÚÃá×Ú ÃÈČ®Ú ®ÚÈ÷×9ɉɉɱÚj®× ÃáS§®ÈÃÚ REASONS TO to learn more about Los Angeles. MEET IN L.A. 16 DIRECTORY ?øáá× á®ÈÃÚ 4 In-the-works venues spotlight A region-by-region guide to A Chance to Make everything from football to film to ®Č×à highlights, accommodations, keep your group fired up. event venues, restaurants, nightlife, Bringing social responsibility to activities, and cultural, shopping, the conference setting. 17 ÚÔÈđÚɊ Ã×× á®Èà ½ÈÔÔÈđäîá®Úɉ Unique Meeting Spaces 8 Impress attendees with unique High-Tech Tools meeting venues that say “only in L.A.” 29 Downtown/L.A. Metro \«Ãø½þÚ®§Ã÷®đä ½Ô½ Ãîç 63 Hollywood | West Hollywood systems of the Los Angeles Tourism & 18 ÈÃ÷Ãá®ÈÃÈ ×ÈČ×á«ä½á®Â á $×ÈäÔɥ#׮ýþ®Ã®Ã§ in meeting-arranging convenience. 77 Westside | Beverly Hills There’s nothing that elevates a dining experience more than sharing it with 87 Beach Cities/LAX | Santa Monica 10 friends, family, or colleagues. Here are EnVision 2020 some special places to break bread, 103 The Valley | Pasadena Los Angeles Tourism & Convention lobster claws, empanadas, tacos, or Board plays host to another major a tomahawk steak with a crowd. meeting-industry event. 113 Neighboring Regions 20 12 119V×÷®Ú Ã\× ÃÚÔÈđ á®Èà ×ÈøP½ Ú×Ú L.A. Snapshot Attractions, activities, and event Vital information about the city’s spaces to suit every group. prolific population, idyllic climate, and abundant lodging. ON THE COVER SoFi Stadium, Inglewood Rendering courtesy of SoFi Stadium PARTNERS 2 meetLA.com Celebrate with Us Some things in life just can’t be described. And to truly understand them, you must experience them yourself. Join us for our 10th Anniversary on the beautiful Palos Verdes Peninsula, a hidden gem on the Los Angeles Coast. |TERRANEACOM|TERRANEA DISCOVERY|EPICUREAN|WELLNESS|CELEBRATION|COMMUNITY|SUSTAINABILITY REASONS TO MEET IN L.A. A Chance to Make a Difference Bringing social responsibility to the conference setting. IF YOU HAD BEEN IN DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES EARLY IN THE MORNING ONE DAY LAST The ISRI run last spring was a great example. April, you might have been surprised to see 140 runners, mostly clad in neon yellow T-shirts, hearing a ISRI has been incorporating social responsibility bit of local history as they went speeding past. You might have been even more surprised to find out into its conventions as often as possible since the participants on the 3.6-mile fun run consisted of attendees at the annual meeting of the Institute 2007, when it held a conference in New Orleans of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI) along with members of the Skid Row Running Club. The and raised money to help build two teaching connection was made through the Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board (Los Angeles Tourism), kitchens at local high schools, says Chuck Carr, which includes corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives in its work with meeting planners. meetings vice president. “We always try to find a fun way to do some type of service work,” Carr These kind of activities have become a team-building exercise, a way to roll up their notes. “When we came to L.A., we were looking increasingly important over the last decade, says sleeves together and get employees to connect. for something unique.” Carr’s team had Darren K. Green, senior vice president of sales at At a lot of conferences, people do something in envisioned a fun run, perhaps, as part of a Los Angeles Tourism, and the ability to set up the convention center, but that doesn’t allow health-oriented push. “We contacted corporate social responsibility programs is now them to touch the community. Los Angeles Los Angeles Tourism,” he says, “and they often part of a meeting request for proposal Tourism tries to elevate the experience by connected us with the running club.” (RFP). “There’s a variety of things people can getting attendees out to a place where they can Founded by Judge Craig Mitchell almost a do,” Green says. “Some corporate groups use it as meet people and talk with them.” decade ago, the running club connects its Skid 4 meetLA.com SKID ROW RUNNING CLUB Row members to the wider community. The “The initiative eliminates the divide between those program provides support in overcoming homelessness and alcohol and drug abuse and who come to L.A. to visit and those perceived helps members achieve positive life goals. The negatively because of struggles with addiction and collaborations with conference attendees, however, extend beyond that; they benefit «È½ÚÚÃÚÚɉɍ+áɱÚ ÔÈøĐä½Úá áÂÃáø«Ãá« everyone involved. Ô×ȦÚÚ®Èà ½Úø«ÈÈÂáÈ9ɉɉ᫮û®áɱÚøÈđ«á«®× “We go to the convention hotel,” says Judge Mitchell. “We mingle and introduce ourselves.” á®Â ÃČÈđáÈ×äÃø®á«ÔÈÔ½¦×ÈÂV»®SÈøɉɯ Then the group follows a route that allows ɫ6_$S+$>+\(99Ɋ#D_?SD#\(V8+SDkS_??+?$9_ Mitchell to talk about the background of Downtown L.A. “People are fascinated,” Mitchell says. “The initiative eliminates the can’t emphasize enough that it’s a powerful motivator for a running club member. divide between those who come to L.A. to visit statement when the professionals who come to “The experience for our folks was terrific,” and those perceived negatively because of L.A. think it’s worth their time and effort to run adds Carr, whose organization budgeted a $5,000 struggles with addiction and homelessness. I with people from Skid Row. That’s a powerful donation to the running club. “Everyone enjoyed meetLA.com 5 REASONS TO MEET IN L.A. THE INTERCONTINENTAL DOWNTOWN “Everyone enjoyed meeting the runners, and it not outdoor areas for creative play.” At another meeting volunteers stayed at the ÈýþÈÃÃáäÚø®á« ÃɊäá ½ÚÈáÈ Ô đȦ convention center to assemble kits for people the community we [might otherwise] never see.” moving from shelters to housing—including blankets, cleaning supplies, and other essentials ɫ(_8SSɊ>\+?$Vj+PSV+?\\\(+?V\+\_\D#VSP as well as a personal letter of encouragement.
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