Looking at our Annual Meetings Market Survey through the lens of optimism vs. pessimism.

Constraints can be negative — or used as an opportunity to engage event participants. We explore how one event did just that in Convene’s October issue.

A common theme emerged in our coverage of how organizations are responding to attacks on diversity, equity, and inclusion.

One slice of the current administration’s impact on the events industry.

Realizing our planet has limited rather than endless resources has the opposite effect on our creativity, making us more rather than less innovative.

We’ve changed things up this year with our Annual Industry Forecast to give you more pointed insights for what may lie ahead.

Finding a common interest — whether it be elephant sculptures, paintings, or something else — is one way to elevate conversations and cultivate connections.

Some radical and ripe ideas to reinvigorate the events industry — and why it is slow to evolve.

Amidst debate over intermittent fasting, release at American Heart Association of a new study underscores the crucial function of medical and scientific gatherings in sharing research with the public.

Mastering the ‘language of listening’ — sometimes by simply not talking — improves our personal and professional relationships.

“We are so much more than layers of specs,” said one respondent to our Salary Survey who is seeking consideration from a boss.

Here are some new developments in technology — possibly for events — that have caught our attention.