A new Freeman trends report measures the gaps between the way organizers design their event programs and the preferences of a new generation of event attendees — and what the most innovative event organizers do differently.

At LeadsCon Connect, organizers devised a gamified way to deliver on its promise of connecting attendees and exhibitors.

At WasteExpo 2024 in Las Vegas, organizers built engagement brick by brick with a LEGO wall — then donated all 18,000 LEGO pieces to a local non-profit helping children.

How software company Avalara turned networking on its head and delivered business and bonding at its FUSE partner conference.

When it comes to succeeding in the workplace, labeling people according to their age means we all lose. Consider shared values instead.

A discussion at a recent Lippman Connects’ Attendee Acquisition Roundtable around how to use predictive AI to strategically grow your base of potential registrants got participants’ wheels turning.

The co-founders of Backtrack, a mobile app for recording exhibit booth conversations, went the extra mile to make connections and get leads at ECEF 2024. Their experience can help spark ideas for all kinds of exhibitors and sponsors.

How maker spaces and sessions can help event participants learn about the history and culture of a people — or just deeply resonate with their own professional culture.

It’s important to recognize those who make significant contributions to our communities — and engage our audiences while doing so.

Here’s what changed SITE CEO Annette Gregg’s mind about workplace mental health.

New research shows that visual art can do more than add beauty to your events — it can help build connections.

Charlie Todd, founder of the comedy collective Improv Everywhere, will talk about creating joyful shared experiences for conference attendees on the edUcon 2024 Main Stage in Detroit.