When HP invites at-home viewers to be part of the action at an event, it turns to a surprising question: How do you want to inflict pain on the people on stage?

They’re also getting pretty awesome, too. As time-strapped attendees look for ways to maximize their time on the ground, hoteliers are developing new properties with plenty of event space just steps away from the security line.

Pianodrome brings new meaning to ‘unusual venue.’

Leadership consultant and PCMA Convening Leaders 2019 speaker Molly Breazeale on what holds women back from advocating for the salaries they deserve.

In our October issue, Convene will be reporting on the issue of homelessness through the lens of the meetings and events industry — and we’d like to hear from you.

What if? That one simple question can unlock your creativity. Here’s how to apply it against five key dimensions of your events.

As event organizers look to collect data from the next generation of participants, they must overcome a challenge much bigger than API integration: They will need to earn their trust.

At its Annual Meeting in Chicago this week, ASAE announced an experimental incentive to attract association meeting professionals to its April event — and it blows up early-bird pricing models.

PCMA Convening Leaders 2019 speaker Molly Breazeale on what it means to have ‘fierce’ conversations, and how they have the power to profoundly change your relationships at work and home.

Making it more convenient for attendees, and more cost-effective for you.

#ThoughtLeadership Identify high potential employees early and work on keeping them engaged, says ACI HR Solutions founder Andrew Chan. Businesses in the MICE sector need to do more to promote

The conference that organizers called ‘a fueling station for people working to achieve a more gender-equal world’ found the perfect fit in Vancouver.