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This Week on the Convene Podcast: Embracing Neurodivergence and Handling Extreme Weather
This week we cover a new event embracing neurodivergence, as well as how extreme weather is disrupting events — and what planners can do about it.
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Convening EMEA Comes to Rotterdam
PCMA's Jaimé Bennett reveals what’s on tap for participants at Convening EMEA, Oct. 14-16, in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
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How Do You View AI: As a Threat, Tool, or Teammate?
Organizational psychologist David Burkus thinks your answer to that question will spell the difference between whether your team succeeds or not. He’ll explain why and how in his Main Stage keynote at CEMA Summit, July 27-29, in Austin.
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This Week on the Convene Podcast: Award Ceremonies, Airports and Airlines
Catch up on the newest conversations shaping the business events industry — from How ASCRS Rebooted Its Awards Ceremony to Increase Audience Engagement to Why Airports and Airlines Deserve a Bigger Role in Business Events.
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Connection Is the New Currency
Convening EMEA keynote speaker Noreena Hertz, a British economist and best-selling author with a proven track record for predicting trends that will shape the world, will share her insights on what’s next and why — and how to apply them to business events — in Rotterdam, Netherlands in October. Here’s a sneak preview.
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What U.S. Medical Meeting Planners Are Missing About Europe’s Updated Compliance Standards
For U.S. health-care meetings seeking to remain globally competitive, international compliance is no longer a background consideration. It must be addressed early and thoughtfully, across program design and communications strategy.