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.

As we mark the 70th anniversary of Convening Leaders and PCMA in 2026, our eyes are on the future.

Trust and intention create powerful event experiences.

According to Freeman audience research, the difference between a good and a great event may come down to mindset.

Concurrent sessions are the meat and potatoes of professional conferences. Use AI to improve the recipe.

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

Our new offices were designed for collaboration — a way of approaching challenges that has never been more important than it is today.

Your event marketing plan speaks volumes about how committed you are to making sure everyone feels welcome. Here’s what to keep in mind.

AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini are rapidly changing how people discover events, generating leads and inquiries without traditional website clicks. In this new “zero-click” landscape, optimizing your content for both audiences and AI models is becoming essential.

InfoComm, billed as “The Coolest Pro AV Gathering on the Planet,” offers attendees a firsthand experience of the latest audiovisual tech. Here are three top trends to use at your own meetings.

Nearly 400 professionals who attend events told 360 Live Media about what makes them trust — and distrust — events.

Trust in others and in institutions is collapsing around the world. That makes the need for events — and for our industry to do them well — more imperative than ever.