For U.S. health-care meetings seeking to remain globally competitive, international compliance is no longer a background consideration. It must be addressed early and thoughtfully, across program design and communications strategy.
Two associations have moved their conferences from the U.S. to Canada due to rising sociopolitical tensions — and despite financial consequences. Here is how they arrived at those decisions.
In our second and latest pulse survey, 95 percent of event professionals said they were concerned about the potential long-term impact of the U.S. tariffs and overall political climate on their events. Here is how their events are being impacted and how they are managing uncertainties.
All event emissions aren’t created equal. A new report looks at how event emissions vary by event type, and actions planners can take to reduce them.
A recent study of a year’s worth of meetings, events, and incentive programs spotlights the most common sustainable practices as well as those gaining greater attention among planners.
Sustainability expert Thiago Araujo says it’s time to look beyond emissions and rethink how we measure — and reward — positive event impact in emerging regions like Latin America.
Nearly 400 professionals who attend events told 360 Live Media about what makes them trust — and distrust — events.
Hoffman, who had a long and varied career in hospitality and the events industry, was known for co-founding MILO, which helped women become more comfortable on the golf course and use the sport to help further their careers.
Organizing the Washington, D.C.-based human-rights meeting in the midst of DEI backlash required having the right mindset.
Advice for navigating the challenging environment for conferences, particularly science gatherings, from an exec at a major research institute.
One slice of the current administration’s impact on the events industry.
Results from our recent pulse survey of event organizers reveal a lack of clarity about what sweeping U.S. policy changes may mean for events, what comes next, and how best to move forward. Here’s what some event industry professionals are seeing — and anticipating.
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