An excerpt from Daniel Pink’s “When” discusses the dangers of the “trough,” a lull in the afternoon where productivity reaches an all-time low.

Author Daniel Pink said he started to figure out “intuitively” as a speaker a few years ago that the traditional format of presentation followed by a Q&A was not the best way to end a session. Here’s what he does instead.

Business-events professionals offer six ways organizations can help circumvent the bystander effect in the workplace.

Social Tables CEO Dan Berger on his biggest professional mistake, his next big career goal, and his advice to young meeting professionals.

Your colleagues are on the move, find out who is going where. PCMA People on the Move – July 3 2018

People are distracted for approximately half of their waking hours, so how do you keep attendees’ minds from wandering?

Working effectively with a team requires trust — here’s how to build it from the ground up.

No matter when your meeting or conference starts, the beginning is a make-or-break time, says author Daniel Pink.

Daniel Pink looks at the world of business events through the lens of When to improve the attendee experience and their outcomes. And since business-event strategists are all about the how, he also offered up ideas organizers can easily put into practice at their next event.

Paul Salinger, vice president of marketing for Oracle, on how he builds a business case for sustainable events.

Your colleagues are on the move, find out who is going where. PCMA People on the Move – June 26 2018

A highlights reel from the 2018 Convene Salary Survey.