Working effectively with a team requires trust — here’s how to build it from the ground up.

Beer is being rationed in the U.K. amid a CO2 shortage.

Food and drink are essential parts of event design. Here, event professionals share hot tips.

As the business events industry aims to reduce its carbon footprint, one organizer successfully did away with the mountains of cups often left behind at meetings — while giving to those in need.

The Education Conference Content Committee and PCMA staff combined their notes on the key insights they learned at the conference, along with the actions they planned to take back in the office.

Author Brigid Schulte on the trend toward linking leisure to increased on-the-job productivity — and why you should resist it.

No matter when your meeting or conference starts, the beginning is a make-or-break time, says author Daniel Pink.

Daniel Pink looks at the world of business events through the lens of When to improve the attendee experience and their outcomes. And since business-event strategists are all about the how, he also offered up ideas organizers can easily put into practice at their next event.

Everyone was invited as Oklahoma City residents broke ground on a brand-new convention center, part of a building boom that’s remaking the city as a meeting destination.

At its heart, your annual meeting is designed to bring your attendees together for learning, networking, and community-building. You can offer all three by seeking out and publishing pearls from your attendees.

Paul Salinger, vice president of marketing for Oracle, on how he builds a business case for sustainable events.