Great news: The number of registrants to your upcoming online event has surpassed expectations. But, how many can you expect to actually attend? And how long will they stick with your program? Several members of the PCMA Catalyst Community shared their experiences.

How one event professional who lost her job channeled her anger and grief into a podcast project designed to uplift others in the hospitality and business events industry — and made a possible career pivot.

How the pandemic has changed workplace culture — where the place most of us find ourselves working from is home — to be more emotionally intelligent

Now that experience designers have discovered the power of digital to assemble large audiences, engineering personal connection is next, says Storycraft Lab’s Naomi Clare, who has experimented with two formats to accomplish that.

The three-day hybrid event will not only explore areas relevant to the business events industry but offer a “living lab” for event organizers.

A new study from Kenes Group finds that high-quality content rules, but engagement, duration, and accessibility are also key.

The founder of a speakers bureau recently shared with Convene what event organizers need to keep in mind when working with presenters at online events.

We have to stop thinking that we are creating online events, says event producer Heather Mason, and reimagine them as broadcasts. Having that mindset will not only change how the experience is delivered to an audience, it will make organizers far more valuable to their organizations.

Of the 1.1 million U.S. workers who dropped out of the labor force last month, 80 percent were women. Here are some recommendations from workplace experts on how to stop the coronavirus crisis from creating a backwards slide in gender diversity.

Social connections, having the right tools, and mental and physical health all boost employees’ ability to work collaboratively. What could that mean for digital meetings?

A new round of travel restrictions announced days before an in-person pharmaceutical event in Vienna was held in September prevented half of the face-to-face registrants from attending, but a virtual platform proved to be the prescription for success.

At the Center for Exhibition Industry Research (CEIR) digital Predict conference last month, Harris Poll CEO John Gerzema presented results of surveys taken of attendees in April and September — and some comparisons between the two results illustrate how quickly online events have evolved.