Bystander intervention training can help people learn effective ways to react when they see someone else being harassed.

The implications of this burgeoning technology on the business of events are worth exploring.

The Hello Tomorrow Global Summit highlights and accelerates early-stage start-ups, creating deep-tech solutions to real-world problems.

George Aguel, who celebrates his five-year anniversary heading up Visit Orlando in 2018, weighs in on what’s new and what’s next for the destination.

Social Tables CEO Dan Berger on his biggest professional mistake, his next big career goal, and his advice to young meeting professionals.

The Opportunity Collaboration summit brings professionals from different disciplines together to create sustainable solutions to poverty and social injustice — in as “un-conference” a way as possible.

The technology has great potential, but for it to work in the events industry, all stakeholders will need to join together.

For event designer Lisa VanRosendale, creating friction for attendees — and goosebumps — is a key part of her strategy.

Events need to appeal to the hearts and minds of potential attendees — but too often our pitches fail to reach them at an emotional level.

As organizations focus on compliance, one data expert says there’s a larger conversation we should be having about the effects of the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation.

C2 Montréal built a reputation as one of the most innovative business conferences in the world by focusing on creating attendee connections. Now, its founders are building a network to extend the C2 experience worldwide.

Business-events professionals offer six ways organizations can help circumvent the bystander effect in the workplace.

Your participants’ F&B experience is shaped by a lot more than what’s on their plates. The good news is that it’s not beyond your control.

Author Daniel Pink said he started to figure out “intuitively” as a speaker a few years ago that the traditional format of presentation followed by a Q&A was not the best way to end a session. Here’s what he does instead.

An excerpt from Daniel Pink’s “When” discusses the dangers of the “trough,” a lull in the afternoon where productivity reaches an all-time low.

One of the biggest names in business events just added a chief growth officer to its leadership. Is it a sign of a bigger shift in marketing that will place more pressure on events to deliver results?

Author Brigid Schulte on the trend toward linking leisure to increased on-the-job productivity — and why you should resist it.

Tackle those issues head on to reinvent your event.

Business guru Kjell A. Nordström will share his insights about the future at PCMA’s European Influencers Summit in September. He expects his audience will find his perspective both thought-provoking — and perhaps, he said, “a little bit frightening at the same time.” 

We picked five trends most relevant to business events from venture capitalist Mary Meeker’s 2018 Internet Trends report.