What will tomorrow bring for the construction industry? The Association of Equipment Manufacturers isn’t waiting around to find out.

A European Union–based privacy attorney outlines how event organizers can prepare for the EU’s new General Data Protection Regulation, which goes into effect in May 2018.

How an exercise with a collection of images of ‘nothing in particular’ helped participants generate fresh ideas about their work at a publishers’ conference.

“Millennials don’t just want a job and a paycheck,” according to entrepreneur Piyush Patel.

The Thompson Chicago partnered with a local art museum to offer guests a unique cultural experience.

Are your corporate social responsibility efforts worthwhile? Marc Morial, the National Urban League’s president and CEO, offers advice.

A “Shark Tank”-style pitch fest is just one way the National Urban League uses a one-day summit to help minority-owned small businesses overcome obstacles.

Caesars Entertainment’s Michele Polci dishes on the event catering trends she is loving — and those that she could do without.

We’re beaming in some ringers for this year’s Meetings Industry Forecast: professional science-fiction authors whose job is to figure out how the world — not to mention the universe — might change.

A hydroponic farm at the Greater Columbus Convention Center will grow nearly 5,000 pounds of produce this year.

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

Bumble has established a reputation for its ability to help people find potential dating matches. Now, the company is aiming to empower women with new career connections.