Supported by TCEB, join us and learn how you should develop the right data metrics for sponsors and partners of your digital events. Also, what are the questions to ask of the event platforms to ensure you receive the data at the completion of your digital event thereby creating more value for your event stakeholders.

You want people to register for your event, but are you unintentionally creating friction in marketing efforts, website, and registration process? Here’s how to simplify things.

Here’s how the American College of Emergency Physicians organized a digital event that prioritized professional production, education, research — and serendipitous encounters.

Join us for an eventful webinar that brings together the food, music and culture of New Orleans. During our time together we will have several conversations with hospitality leaders and discuss exciting new developments underway in the Crescent City.

Spoiler alert: the ugly Christmas sweater is here to stay.

Try these ideas to boost registration on for size.

According to a global survey of meeting professionals by American Express, small in-person events will return late in the year.

Physician leaders at a medical association offer lessons learned when remaking two in-person events into fully digital versions during the pandemic.

With Zoom fatigue plaguing attendees and lack of engagement scaring off sponsors of digital events, it’s time to step up your virtual game.

The American Academy of Pediatrics’ annual in-person National Conference and Exhibition puts on a show each year, mixing entertainment with content and bringing “emotion to science.” How did they accomplish that with their 2020 all-virtual event?

What a mentorship program for global women business leaders and an awards program at New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center have in common.