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Jenny Abreu: ‘Give Yourself a Full Plate of Work’
Jenny Abreu, CMP, Owner, Forever Etched Events, LLC, talks about her next big career goal, and her advice to young meeting professionals.
DEI Spotlight: Breaking Up With Bite-Sized Content
As HP aims to connect with online viewers, the IT company is ditching the standard shorter-is-better mindset and developing programming that feels more like traditional television. As organizations develop digital-engagement
Pittsburgh Steeped in Creatives and Innovation
Emoticons, movie theaters and polio vaccines all trace their inventive roots to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The City of Bridges, there are more than 400, is also the birthplace of pop-art painter
Do You Suffer From Imposter Syndrome?
Do you feel like you're not as knowledgeable or successful in planning events as your clients and peers believe? You might suffer from a phenomenon called "Imposter Syndrome."
What Drives Attendees to B2B Exhibits?
CEIR releases a new series of reports off ering insights into attendee behavior for B2B exhibition organizers.
Could the New Lyft Partnership Be a Lesson for Convention Centers?
The popular transportation company is launching a new effort to make arriving at sporting events easier. Might convention centers be next on the company’s priority list? Remember the last time
People on the Move
Your colleagues are on the move, find out who is going where. PCMA People on the Move - Aug 28 2018
The Making of Macau
Sands China’s Ruth Boston reflects on how the region has become a global player in the meetings and events sector.
What’s the Planning Strategy for Tokyo 2020?
Legacy, climate factors, sustainability all key as Japan gears up for Summer Olympic Games.
DEI Spotlight: Using Torture — Yes, Torture — to Elevate Digital Engagement
When HP invites at-home viewers to be part of the action at an event, it turns to a surprising question: How do you want to inflict pain on the people on stage?
Airport Hotels Are Helping Shrink Attendee Travel Times
They’re also getting pretty awesome, too. As time-strapped attendees look for ways to maximize their time on the ground, hoteliers are developing new properties with plenty of event space just steps away from the security line.