Looking to break out of the speaker-to-audience rut? Here are five models for delivering content that will keep attendees active, interested, and sometimes even on their feet.

How open is your organization to new ideas?

Behavioral psychologist, entrepreneur, and academic Matt Wallaert wants to help you live a happier, more productive life, one project — and one meeting — at a time.

Inside the Society for American Baseball Research’s Annual Analytics Conference.

Leveraging social platforms can help strengthen your brand and increase revenue. A new report shows how.

According to one expert, employee resilience starts with an organization’s culture.

With the construction industry plagued by a high suicide rate, the Construction Financial Management Association has created a new toolbox for meetings and other prevention resources.

Your event app is collecting enormous amounts of data before, during, and after the show. What are you doing with it?

It’s a bird. It’s a plane. It’s a conference. Lufthansa’s FlyingLab is taking the conference attendee experience to new heights.

What two professionals have learned about working smart while working hard.

Catering Manager Zena Phillips dishes about food trends, business success, and letting good food speak for itself.

In order to design relevant education and networking experiences, we need to be target-audience obsessed.

‘ Grab every opportunity that comes your way — and also make your own.’

Skyscanner keeps an eye on airfare fluctuations, so that you don’t have to.

Discover what makes Phoenix such champ when it comes to events.

“Planners do the community thing pretty well, but we need to stay on top of technology.”

The organization is achieving “lower costs and improved service for exhibitors.”

NADA celebrates its 100th anniversary with an over-the-top bash at Mardis Gras World.

After a year of slow growth for trade shows, the exhibitions industry is monitoring the global financial forecast.

A paradigm shift in the relationships between doctors and vendors is creating new approaches to learning — like a virtual education format for physicians modeled after online poker.

Technology can anchor us to our colleagues — and pull us under water.

Most people who responded to our salary survey are happy to be in the meetings profession — but nearly 40 percent say they are dissatisfied with their salaries.

Five ways you can come out ahead — even after you’ve fallen on your face.