We find ourselves in a unique position — we can still explore new ideas, but the window of opportunity is closing fast.

The Acoustical Society of America members tune in to all kinds of sounds during their conferences.

The term “imposter syndrome” might have been coined in 1978, but little has changed since then to help women who predominantly suffer from it. But the solution, Zoe Moore argued at an EduCon 2023 session, isn’t to fix women, but their workplaces.

From ChatGPT and DALL-E to Photoshop integrations, generative AI is everywhere — and a hot topic of discussion across marketing departments. Eight mdg specialists share how they are thinking about these tools and putting them to work.

Will business events strategists lose relevancy in the eyes of their clients or organizations due to the growing use of artificial intelligence? PCMA’s Catalyst Community recently debated the question.

Event professionals who are trying out generative Artificial Intelligence tools like ChatGPT to help them brainstorm, streamline, analyze, and execute in their everyday work share their tips, approaches, and results.

An intergenerational session at an annual medical conference benefits both junior and senior participants.

Kenes Group’s Louise Gorringe opens the event-planning company’s idea book for helping association clients engage with their early-career members.

The gathering of business events leaders in Copenhagen, Denmark, will tackle such complex topics as dealing with uncertainty and fostering a sense of belonging at events — with a dose of hygge.

CEMA Summit’s educational program will be led by CEMA members for CEMA members.

Accor’s annual gathering in Paris in July highlighted the trends transforming the future of hospitality.

At an ECEF session, the president of the Americas at Reed Exhibitions shared how the pandemic forced the company to change the way it provides value to exhibitors, which starts with its new approach to hiring and retaining sales talent.