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Zoe Moore Director of Education Strategic Consultant | Moore Consulting Agency LLC
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*What inspired you to get involved with MPI Georgia, and what has your journey on the Board been like so far?
I was inspired to get involved with MPI Georgia by Melissa Legeaux and
Allison Wagner. During their leadership, they closely followed the work of the
2020-2021 MPI Global DEI Advisory Board while I served as chair. Once my term
ended, they encouraged me to bring that same passion and expertise to the
chapter level.
*How has your experience with MPI Georgia influenced your professional growth and perspective on the meeting and events industry?
My experience with MPI Georgia has provided invaluable insights into the
industry. Working alongside professionals from diverse sectors has broadened my
perspective and enriched my approach as a consultant, educator, and speaker.
I’ve learned to ask more thoughtful questions and significantly improved my
research skills, which has enhanced my ability to deliver impactful work.
*What has been the most rewarding aspect of your role as a Board member, and how has it impacted your approach to leadership?
While I thoroughly enjoyed serving as Director of EDI, the most rewarding
moment has been my selection as Director of Education. This new role is an
exciting opportunity to demonstrate how EDI can be seamlessly integrated and
operationalized into organizational practices. It’s a chance to lead by example
and drive meaningful change within the chapter.
*What do you see as the biggest opportunity or priority for MPI Georgia in the coming year?
The top priority for the chapter should be outreach to attract new members
from diverse disciplines. MPI isn’t just for event planners—it’s for speakers,
photographers, venue owners, marketing specialists, and others who contribute
to the success of meetings and events. Expanding our membership base will
strengthen our community and amplify our collective impact.
*Which MPI Georgia event are you most proud to have been a part of, and why?
I’m especially proud of our 2024 Volunteer Awards event. It was a fantastic
opportunity to connect with the chapter’s volunteers and sponsors—the people
who made the year a success. Engaging with them was incredibly rewarding, and
serving mimosas added a fun touch, officially making “mixologist” a new
addition to my resume!
*What advice would you give to new members or those considering taking on a leadership role within MPI Georgia?
I always share the same advice: “Your membership is only as valuable as your
level of volunteerism and engagement.” To truly benefit, members should be
active by attending events, joining committees, and interacting with Board
members. For those aspiring to leadership, it’s important to develop strong
attention to detail and the ability to multitask effectively. Engaging fully is
the best way to unlock the potential of membership and leadership within MPI
Georgia.
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