Why do we meet face-to-face when we have email and video at our fingertips? Because it is the fastest way to gain shared perspective, according to author J. Elise Keith.

The implications of this burgeoning technology on the business of events are worth exploring.

People are distracted for approximately half of their waking hours, so how do you keep attendees’ minds from wandering?

Diversity and inclusion is a smart move for the business-events industry — and can only be helped along by our combined resolve.

Nearly three-quarters of event organizers received a raise over the past year — and their average increase of nearly 7 percent is more than twice the average for North American workers across all industries.

The recently released C-Suite Challenge sheds light on what the C-suite worries about most when it comes to the future of knowledge workers.

IACC’s just-released 2018 Meeting Room of the Future Report spotlights how event venues are helping organizers create memorable attendee experiences.

I’ve passed my first milestone as PCMA CEO, and see our work to move the business-events industry forward around the world taking shape.

How a programming language conference held in Austin sets itself apart.

Join us in the movement to unleash the power of inclusion and diversity.

More money, more attendees, and more impact. All were mentioned when we asked survey respondents what they most wish for in their work life.

Key takeaways from Resonance’s “2018 Future of U.S. Millennial Travel Report,” which included a few surprises about U.S. millennial lodging preferences.