3 Smart Ways to Reduce Food Waste and Cut Carbon Emissions
From “Meatless Mondays” to “ganging” menus, easy ways to cut the carbon emissions of F&B at events from international science society planner Bel Hanson.
From “Meatless Mondays” to “ganging” menus, easy ways to cut the carbon emissions of F&B at events from international science society planner Bel Hanson.
Tanya Popeau, PCMA’s head of global sustainability, shares how the Convene 4 Climate 2025 conference will build on the work of the first gathering.
Your event marketing plan speaks volumes about how committed you are to making sure everyone feels welcome. Here’s what to keep in mind.
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.
The 50,000-member association designed a record-breaking annual conference by focusing on inclusivity and safety.
Flashes of insight not only help us solve problems, they feel good. Here’s how one particular meeting format can nurture those aha moments.
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.
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.
The overall trend is forward motion, says Honeycomb Strategies CEO and industry expert Lindsey Arell — and some organizations are accelerating their efforts.
The rise of extreme weather events means planners are more often going to face the difficult decision of whether to move forward with an event at an affected destination or not. Here’s how some organizers have navigated that dilemma.
These strategies will help you be proactive in navigating shifts in policies and the economic and geopolitical landscape.
The launch of a new event, designed to celebrate and support those who identify as having brains that are wired a little differently, provides insights for designing neurodivergent-friendly meetings.