I’m also paying better attention, and neuroscience backs up that fact.

Digital Editor Curt Wagner examines how three trends from Wunderman Thompson’s annual “The Future 100” forecast connect to the events and hospitality industries.

Managing Editor Casey Gale examines three trends from Wunderman Thompson’s annual “The Future 100” forecast and how they connect to the events and hospitality industries.

Senior Editor Jennifer N. Dienst examines three trends from Wunderman Thompson’s annual “The Future 100” forecast and how they connect to the events and hospitality industries.

“The Future 100: 2023,” Wunderman Thompson’s annual forecast that identifies 100 trends across industries, is out. Here are three trends that resonated with Editor in Chief Michelle Russell.

Wellness entrepreneur Rebecca Thomas says walking outdoors during work hours is not only good exercise, but can help us unlock problem-solving powers. And science backs her up.

Why event entrepreneur Janice Cardinale is leading conversations about boundaries and burnout for meeting professionals.

Our upcoming May-June issue cover/CMP Series story will focus on mental health in the workplace. Here’s an example of how the pandemic shifted one professional’s priorities to help others focus on wellness.

As in-person events return, former U.S. Memory Champ Chester Santos shares science-backed tips for putting names to faces.

The ongoing frustration of the pandemic is sparking a new kind of event: the group scream.

Jane Goodall and Bill Gates are hopeful about changing the course of the climate crisis — and the events industry has a big role to play.

The climate crisis must be addressed head-on by the business events industry.