In today’s hyper-connected world, the power of social media can make or break an event.

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Numbers don’t tell the whole story. Data ethnography can provide a more accurate picture of your attendees by adding cultural and emotional context.

SACEO’s executive director says it’s a ‘constant challenge’ to get the business-events industry the attention it deserves.

K.I.T. Group’s account director loves having the opportunity to apply her skills — including being proficient in six languages — in her work.

A recent post about a trade show in the print industry points out the need to make sure your exhibitors are on board with your event’s harassment policy.

Social media is the place to grow your community — and here’s how to create a strategy to attract and engage the right audience.

We’ll take a look at how the latest digital event tech solutions work and discuss their benefits to organizations. Each company will be available to answer your most pressing questions.

Take our short survey about harassment in the meetings and events industry, responses, and policies.

Leadership coach Chris Hallberg on how lessons he learned in the military can make you more accountable at work.

Forget combing TripAdvisor or Yelp to make plans after a convention program concludes. Instead, attendees in the fourth-largest city in the U.S. can hold up their phones to figure out what to do.

Disgruntled 7-Eleven franchise owners are planning to send a message by skipping the company’s annual convention.