Using gaming techniques to engage and motivate attendees can add an element of fun to events, but it takes skill to pull off.

Honest feedback from some attendees on how they felt less than part of the community at Risk Management Society’s 2017 conference led to new inclusivity initiatives at this year’s event.

PCMA Community Advocate of the Year finalist Ken Sien on combatting human trafficking through awareness and education.

When Hurricane Harvey struck last year, PCMA Community Advocate of the Year Finalist Rachael Riggs had to think on her feet, spurring a grassroots volunteer effort through unexpected means — by creating an Amazon wish list.

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. But it’s not like they didn’t work for it.

There are lots of reasons why organizations are expanding their digital events to include multiple hubs. Here are six of them.

Are your team members stuck in a rut? Helping them navigate their learning curves could energize their performance.

Ten percent of the population are workaholics. Are you one of them?

An attitude of non-judgement is key, according to mindfulness expert Leah Weiss.

Short answer: Yes. But machine learning is only as good as the data it’s based on. And that’s where it gets challenging.

There’s one thing that great brands don’t do, according to brand strategy expert and PCMA Education Conference speaker Denise Lee Yohn.

As event organizers deal with a massive mountain of information, Cendyn aims to help them climb to the top for a better view of all that data.