Burnout is on the rise in the U.K., where it’s been called an ‘insidious epidemic.’ How can meeting professionals respond to mounting pressure?

As the costs of college continue to rise, the PCMA Education Foundation is revamping its scholarship program to assist the next generation of business-event strategists. Learn more about the new opportunities, and apply by April 1.

Your colleagues are on the move. Find out who is going where.

Digital technology delivers many opportunities to get more work done, but it also presents a challenge for human connectedness. Learn how one hotelier plans to address the issue.

The findings from the latest The Economic Significance of Meetings to the US Economy report reveal that the face-to-face events business employs more workers than large manufacturing sectors — and it continues to grow.

Today, digital and hybrid events might be on the periphery of Shawn Cheng’s work as a project coordinator at MCI Group Canada, but he sees them coming into sharper focus going forward.

At PCMA’s Convening Leaders 2018, beacons were placed on attendee badges to gain insight about audience behavior — with some unintended results.

The European Union’s new General Data Protection Regulation will come into effect in May. Here’s why event planners need to pay attention.

A new study points to key differences in the way millennials and baby boomers prefer to interact, which could affect how conferences are designed.

The arrival of Kim Jong “Um” at the Winter Olympics has been called a masterstroke for political satire at one of the world’s biggest events on one of the world’s biggest stages.

Anupa White shares a day in the life as director of UK event agency Principal. Global Events. White founded the company at the age of 25 — nearly 24 years ago — during which time the business and her role have evolved. Here, here Anupa explains how she stays on top.

A new study points to key differences in the way millennials and baby boomers prefer to interact, which could inform congress programmes.