What should you know about the ins-and-outs of serving F&B samples on the show floor?

How the Color Conference keeps their meeting for color-management professionals vibrant.

How marketing expert, author, sports executive, and endurance athlete Sarah Robb O’Hagan encourages people to build their best selves at work and in life.

A win-win: GameStop used a hackathon not only as an incentive for top performers, but as a way to improve their product.

Hackathons have gone viral, spreading from the high-tech space into meetings and conferences of all types. So what makes for a successful hack day?

This event gathers leaders, creatives, and curious minds together for a two-day immersive experience.

Small networks, not large organizations, will drive giving in the future.

The Association of German Engineers used the World Cafe model to foster cooperation between industries at the Congress for Exchange of Strategies, Innovations, and Solutions.

With always expanding mobile platforms that give meeting attendees the anywhere-anytime ability to compare room rates, where does that leave the room block?

The way medicine is practiced is changing. To serve the doctor of tomorrow, so must medical education.

How will they affect the meetings industry — and you?

Every road led to event planning, says this meeting professional.

How Salesforce pitched a big tent at San Francisco’s Moscone Center.

Is it better to walk, take a cab, or use public transportation? This free app helps you weigh the options.

One tactic? “Invite such great people that people feel like they are getting a ton of value just by hanging out and speaking with them.”

How do you meet expectations in the bicycling capital of the world?

Germs travel, just like you. Here are some ways to reduce your risk of getting sick on the road.

Because, as Miranda Connon, CMP, DES, points out, digital events are the future of our industry.

What does it take to achieve great things?