Event Strategy & Design
How to Express Gratitude at Work
Companies that cultivate gratitude have happier, more productive employees.
3 Questions to Answer Before Broadcasting Digital Content
If you’re aiming to connect with remote attendees, make sure you’ve got these three areas covered before you hit “record.”
Roberta Odebrecht, DES, CMP
Roberta Odebrecht was the first student to pass the DES certification exam for a new course format DEI developed for members of the International Association of Professional Congress Organizers (IAPCO).
Zero Tolerance on the Show Floor
A recent post about a trade show in the print industry points out the need to make sure your exhibitors are on board with your event’s harassment policy.
Tech Spots from 2017 Digital Experience Institute Summit
We’ll take a look at how the latest digital event tech solutions work and discuss their benefits to organizations. Each company will be available to answer your most pressing questions.
Why Your Meeting Needs a Harassment Policy
If recent high-profile incidents of sexual harassment haven’t convinced you, listen to our expert sources: Your meeting needs a harassment policy. This is what to include.
5 Tips for Creating Formal Events the Disney Way
Brian Bosch, senior event consultant for Disneyland Resort on how Disney event planners create magical formal events.
What Do You Like Best About Your Job?
There are a lot of different ways to like your work if you are a meeting planner — here is what you told us about what you like best.
Linking Virtual Meeting Attendees With F2F
The American Academy of Ophthalmology is aiming to bridge the gap between the digital chatter of a virtual meeting and the interactions among face-to-face attendees.
How CONEXPO-CON/AGG Used Technology to Build an Unforgettable Experience
What will tomorrow bring for the construction industry? The Association of Equipment Manufacturers isn’t waiting around to find out.
Using Images To Spark Group Interaction and Creativity
How an exercise with a collection of images of ‘nothing in particular’ helped participants generate fresh ideas about their work at a publishers’ conference.
Not Hotel Art — Art in Hotels.
The Thompson Chicago partnered with a local art museum to offer guests a unique cultural experience.