Convene asked Visit Indy’s Leonard Hoops about whether he thought the post-pandemic emphasis on work-life balance would change the way the industry operates. Yes, Hoops said — and no.

The founder and president of Make: Community reflects on why people become makers and the role the maker movement can play in events.

Late registrations and room-block bookings are an issue, but planners see more challenges on the horizon.

Siemens AG used AI to spread key insights from an internal leadership meeting to participants — and remote global employees — in record time.

PCMA’s Catalyst community offers ideas on how planners can work with a conference hotel that is undercutting room-block rates.

The Annual Conference of the Association of Medical Illustrators draws on advances in science, technology, and medicine to keep attendees up to date on techniques to explain the science of life.

Teena Piccione, global transformation and operations executive at Google, is set to help the ECEF audience embrace change on May 29.

PCMA Convening Leaders 2024 achieved Silver certification for its sustainability efforts. Now it’s time to explore what considerations and steps are necessary to raise the bar in 2025.

After WrestleMania concluded in Philadelphia, the CVB found a way to give the professional wrestling event’s banners a second life, while giving back — joining several other large events that have made sure that what’s left over goes to a good cause rather than the landfill.

Dozens of global studies — and a food scale named Wade — demonstrate that the influence we have on one another is a powerful motivator for changing our impact on the environment.

A comprehensive look at why gender disparities persist in senior leadership roles in the business events industry — and ideas for how the global industry can create change.