Some of your peers put together a winning idea designed to impact millennial engagement in the meetings industry. Find out who they were and what they want to contribute to Convening Leaders.
In today’s multigenerational health care workforce, millennials have a growing and meaningful footprint in healthcare organizations. Regardless of the size or budget of your event, this session will provide you with tools you need to engage younger-yet-qualified clinicians of all levels. We'll explore various ways to engage millennial learners, with a look ahead to Gen Z. And we won't neglect Baby Boomers.
This session also focuses on how your implicit bias shifts your view of yourself and others. Learning to lead yourself reveals your interests and values. Choose the direction that elevates you and use your discovery to amplify and grow your team.
Phil Hansen provides a hands-on experience that brings the audience together to create a stunning and unexpected work of art. This fun, engaging and collaborative project furthers the experience of embracing challenges through teamwork and demonstrates the power of how our individual roles make up the whole.
Everyone has a superpower – something they’re better at than anyone else. Helping employees discover and use their superpowers allows the company and its employees to thrive. Jodi Berg, PhD., knows this firsthand, both through her leadership of blending equipment manufacturer Vitamix and through her doctoral research.
When you plan on hosting an event, one of the first questions that often comes to mind is how to fund it. This session is designed to help you navigate the give-and-take relationship that is necessary to attract the right sponsors for your events.
Don't be afraid of disruption. Embrace it. In Tuesday's main stage opening session, Peter Sheahan will help event organizers make a mindset shift to take intelligent risks.
Convene Editor In Chief Michelle Russell takes time out from the PCMA Education Conference hustle and bustle to discuss the evolution of medical meetings with Robert Heard of the American College of Emergency Physicians.
Attorney Paulette Brown is a pioneer in training professionals to recognize implicit bias, and working to make sure that everyone has a seat at the table.
PCMA used color creatively in its event studios. What was the thinking behind all the hues?
Convene’s editors bring you the best of what they heard during Monday’s sessions at PCMA’s Education Conference in Cleveland. Here are some sound bites:
The Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland has its own farm. Read all about it in this earlier Convene story.
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