More than ever event organizers are expected to increase attendee engagement with every event. This workshop discussion will present two frameworks around fostering human connection in events through meeting purpose and recognizing how neurotransmitters impact attendee engagement.
Whether viewing sponsorship through the attendee’s need for engagement, knowledge and solutions or the sponsor’s desire to showcase value and lead generation – each view is unique and continues to evolve.
Food and beverage concepts provide a powerful opportunity to drive change in the key areas of sustainability and social responsibility. However, as many buzzwords are out there, there are equally as many myths on why things don’t move forward.
Feeling overwhelmed with all the change? Jamie Clarke is the perfect guide to get you to where you want to go and be able to adapt to the ever changing events landscape.
In this authentic and open discussion, Alisha Wenc and Naomi Clare Crellin will share stories of how Empathy has helped them drive innovation and mission in their work. Alisha will shed light on how her work to advance Women – whether in tech or business – has relied upon an empathetic approach to engaging stakeholders
Whether it’s a global pandemic or other disruptive forces on the horizon, the ability to approach contracts and negotiations in a collaborative manner has been challenging for both event strategists and suppliers alike.
A newly published report from IACC predicts an increasing emphasis on technology, in-person collaboration, and values-based site selection.
Our planet is barreling toward a climate change crisis that is already spurring social inequality and exclusion across the world.
For far too long, business event planners and destinations have approached risk management using strategies and practices that are unsustainable long term.
Seismic social and psychological changes are continuing to affect individuals and communities—and we won’t know exactly how much human behavior has changed until we’re well into the post-COVID landscape.
Toxic cultures lead to missed opportunities, failure, and sometimes disaster. In a healthy speak-up culture, however, not only do leaders have the skills and attributes to hear concerns, ideas, and even voices of dissent, they also acknowledge, encourage, and reward them.
As the business events industry constructs the future of virtual and hybrid events, one question continues to surface: How can you create the magic of an outstanding live experience digitally?