Join fellow Sacramento-area event professionals for a casual PCMA Town Hall and coffee meetup with PCMA NorCal leadership. Connect, share ideas, and help shape future local programming in a relaxed, community-focused setting.
Join us for Accessibility Exchange, a monthly online discussion space dedicated to advancing accessibility in the events industry.
Purchase the PCMA Capital Chapter’s 2026 All Access Pass today! The deadline to purchase is Monday, February 16, 2026. The 2026 PCMA Capital Chapter All Access Pass includes registration to 8 In-Person
Large‑scale global events require more than great ideas—they demand the ability to translate vision into flawless execution. This session brings together seasoned experiential leaders to explore how strategic intent, creative
Please join us for the NYPCMA Winter Program at Carmine’s Times Square on Monday, February 23, 12:30pm-4:00pm EST!
EVENT CRISIS: Not if, But When – a diverse group of emergency management experts
Join us for Accessibility Exchange, a monthly online discussion space dedicated to advancing accessibility in the events industry.
Join the PCMA Greater Philadelphia Chapter on Thursday, March 5, 2026 for an education session titled, Crisis Command: From Game Plan to Go-Time in High-Stakes Events, followed by a networking reception. This event will take place at Stateside Live!
Register today for a International Women’s Day all-star industry panel. Attendees will work on blueprints for event goals that not only educate, but also give back to the community at
You know the feeling. You’re running on fumes but can’t stop. You used to love this work, but now you’re just going through the motions. Your body is present, but
Behind the BEO: Plot Twists & Pivot Points No matter how perfectly you plan, the event world always throws a curveball. A last minute venue change. A speaker cancellation. A client request that makes you say … what the … In this fast-paced, interactive hot-seat session, we’re digging behind the BEO and into the real
Group Business Decoded: How Revenue Managers Think and Why it Matters
Behind every group “yes” or “no” is a revenue strategy
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