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Including and Honoring Indigenous People

A growing number of meeting organizers and destinations have expanded their efforts to recognize and include Indigenous people, and their knowledge and culture, in their events.

Their future in focus: Next Gen leaders speak up

The PCMA Next Gen Insight Paper provides a detailed examination of the ambitions and concerns of emerging leaders in the business events sector, as gleaned from discussions at the Convening Leaders 2024 summit.

APAC Webinar: What’s AI Doing in Events?

What's AI doing in events? PCMA offers an insightful webinar presented in collaboration with the Korea MICE Association. The event featured a panel of three experienced organisers who have begun exploring the integration of AI in events. The webinar was an opportunity to understand how AI revolutionizes event planning and execution, from pre-event preparations to post-event analysis.

Meetings and the Maker Movement

How does the maker movement intersect with business events and how can we tap into it for more meaningful experiences for our participants? Convene cast a wide net to find ideas for weaving more of what makes us human into our events.

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‘Organizations Don’t Change. People Do.’

Behavioral change management expert Dominic Thurbon on three challenges that leaders who are serious about change must grapple with. He will facilitate a session April 16 at PCMA APAC’s The Business of Events conference at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore.

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