
This Week on the Convene Podcast: Embracing Neurodivergence and Handling Extreme Weather
This week we cover a new event embracing neurodivergence, as well as how extreme weather is disrupting events — and what planners can do about it.
This week we cover a new event embracing neurodivergence, as well as how extreme weather is disrupting events — and what planners can do about it.
Catch up on the newest conversations shaping the business events industry — from How ASCRS Rebooted Its Awards Ceremony to Increase Audience Engagement to Why Airports and Airlines Deserve a Bigger Role in Business Events.
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.
Both employers and job candidates are using AI resources to streamline the hiring process — but sometimes this can backfire.
MCI’s Erin Fuller on what we’re learning about how global events are being impacted by governmental changes and policies — and where to find the bright spots.
How events can create environments that nurture flashes of insight.
The Exhibitions & Conferences Alliance has published a resource center to help the events industry stay on top of — and understand the impact of — the changing tariff situation.
As planners consider the impacts of the current administration’s policies on attendance at their upcoming events, the latest American Travel Sentiment Study offers some clues about their willingness to travel — and where.
Charlotte Farmer, a regular at the World Economic Forum, will apply her experiences and observations to B2B events for executives attending ECEF on May 28. Here are some highlights of her upcoming talk.
How technology tools are helping organizers wrap their arms around participants’ emotional responses to their events.
Participate in this brief survey to help us understand how recent policy shifts in the U.S. are affecting your current work and plans for future events.
Unlike reg numbers and net revenue, participants’ emotional responses to an event aren’t black and white. But event organizers are finding new ways and new tools to quantify the critical role that emotion plays in the success of their events.