Worried about charging virtual event registration fees? A recent PCMA Catalyst conversation explores the costs — and value — of virtual events.

The COVID-19 crisis has brought digital events to the forefront of the events industry. Organizations can easily transition roles to pull them off.

Everyone and their brother is hosting webinars and virtual networking opportunities. Like this one, most are free. This topic is a burning issue and promises to be a more engaging experience than most.

How can digital events create sponsorship opportunities? Event planners explored the topic in a recent PCMA Catalyst forum post.

Risk-takers, innovators, and leaders are going all in on creating digital events that share key characteristics of face-to-face gatherings.

At Socio’s EventHack2020, four teams brainstormed ways to engage online audiences and attract sponsors at digital events.

Joe Colangelo, CEO & cofounder of Bear Analytics, on what organizers are learning in their crash course from face-to-face to digital events.

Seattle-based event production company PNTA teams with local event space to create a live-streaming soundstage that offers technology services to both paying clients and nonprofit community service groups.

The NFL turned its highly attended in-person draft event into an entirely digital experience due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are three ideas event organizers can run with when planning their own digital events.

With record enrollment, online education is shaking off its reputation as a second-class medium, says one of its pioneers.

What does it take to run a smooth virtual meeting? In a recent thread, the PCMA Catalyst community discussed who should handle what.

Zoom has become the go-to platform for meetings and webinars — and a fresh stomping ground for trolls. While there’s no guaranteed methods to prevent them from causing disruptions, there are a few steps you can take.