At PCMA’s Convening Leaders 2018, Singaporean students took the stage to propose inclusivity-centered event concepts.

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One conference and trade-show company has scrapped its app in favor of an enhanced website, and is able to capture more data as a result.

Does design thinking sound like a warm and fuzzy approach to meeting planning? Warm, yes, because it’s human-centered. But considering our handful of clear strategies, there’s nothing fuzzy about it.

Two design-thinking experts talk about an evolving model for high-impact events.

A recent report by the Urban Institute identifies U.S. cities whose economic growth corresponded with the inclusion of low-income residents and communities of color.

Hubb has a bold objective: to help you break up with spreadsheets.

Your colleagues are making moves. Find out where they are headed.

Amid new reports of gender inequity at scientific conferences, there are signs that change is in the air.

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U.S. holiday company Getaway is betting tourists really do want to get away from it all.