We aggressively negotiate hotel contracts to ensure that we are getting the best pricing, the best concessions and the most protective clauses (protecting against unforeseen liabilities) possible. We find the hotel’s threshold to get as much as we can on your behalf.

We don't stop at negotiating down the room rates and getting meeting room rental as low as possible, if not waived. We continue negotiating to win additional hotel concessions that save our clients money. These could include:

• lowering hotel in-house Audio Visual pricing

• discounted staff rooms, more upgrades, and more complimentary rooms

We also get creative with how we save our clients money, including:

• waiving bartender fees with a certain dollar spend at the bar

• reducing or comping the cost of staging

• capping hang point charges

• reducing the costs of coffee

• comping high-speed internet access connections in the guestrooms and meeting rooms

We also work to mitigate risk - By protecting clients from potential (and costly) liabilities with our unique agency clauses we insist hotels publish in the contract that are all designed to help lessen your organization’s liability with the hotel.

CPR will work with you to better protect your organization with the following strategies:

• Bringing your attention to and suggesting how to reduce unforeseen financial liabilities
• Identifying the hotels' pricing, concession and contract negotiation thresholds while still ensuring everything is fair and equitable for both you and the hotel
• Sharing extremely unique state-of-the-art contract clauses to better protect your organization
• Expediting the internal process and turn around time should an in-house legal counsel need to review, as CPR's protective clauses have already been written into your contract
• Allowing you to maintain control throughout the process, making all final decisions and signing the contract

Once the contract has been executed, we don’t disappear. We are by your side if anything goes wrong due to hotel turnover, management changes, unresponsive conference service managers, billing issues, etc.