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Convene is turning 40 in 2026 and we’re celebrating.

A new movement to give people tools to have more productive and humane disagreements is gaining ground.

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

Katie Croy, manager of exhibit & sponsorship sales at RE+ Events, is learning to harness the power of “yes, and…” thinking.

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Makenzie Brown, international association sales manager at the Scottish Event Campus, was floored by the sheer size of the events industry.