This week’s Convene Podcast dives into DEI done differently, the roots of backlash against inclusion, and what new sustainability reports reveal about the future of events.
Omaha delivers the ideal backdrop for meetings that blend business with leisure.
Aurora, Colorado is redefining what’s possible for mid-sized meetings—blending big-city infrastructure with small-town hospitality.
So much is happening in the vibrant, diverse, fast-growing Midwest city of Columbus.
Anaheim is the place to be for events of all sizes.
From cross-border moves to protect attendee safety to standing firm on DEI, this week’s Convene Podcast explores how the events industry is responding to political pressures.
New research shows how political pressure and shifting public sentiment around DEI is only making the work of corporate citizenship professionals more important to their organizations — and the same should be true for event organizers.
From a wellness-first medical conference to surprising research on pandemic brain health, here’s what’s new on the Convene Podcast.
Diversity, equity, and inclusion remain central to the work of events professionals. You just need to read between the lines of session titles and marketing campaigns.
A recent survey reveals how corporate citizenship professionals are adjusting to DEI backlash while remaining true to their company’s commitment to its values.
Corporate social responsibility professionals offer subtle ways to reframe DEI initiatives at meetings and events.
How DEI is embedded in Minneapolis’ DNA and blueprint for future growth and why other destinations — and the events ecosystem — need to better convey the business case for diversity.
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