A sense of well-being, says author and business consultant Andrew Sykes, is rarely top of mind in the workplace. Here’s why we need to pay attention to it in our office — and events — environments.

It starts with how — and how often — females are portrayed on screen, the actor and advocate says. Here’s her take on how to change the future.

When Marriott and the PCMA Foundation joined together to update research on the trends that can be expected to transform meetings and events in the future, they made the decision to look everywhere except within the industry.

Innovation events organizer, Ascender, a hub for Pittsburgh’s startups and entrepreneurs, used Carnegie Museum of Art, Phipps Conservatory at the Botanical Gardens, and many more local spots to weave the city into the fabric of the festival.

Augmented reality and artificial intelligence are not new to the business events industry, but we have seen only a glimpse of the powerful influence both can have. There’s much more to come from both of these technologies.

We peered through the glass right into the patient’s open chest as the surgery team meticulously did their work — holding the young woman’s heart in their hands, inserting a new valve, replacing a coronary artery, and stitching up.

In December, the premier of South Australia, in a joint announcement with the Australian prime minister, said Adelaide would be the home of Australia’s new A$41m Space Agency. And it all began with a business event.

The inaugural MANOVA Global Health Summit proved that critical conversations about health care don’t need to be stodgy or academic — and that they should include voices from outside the medical industry. 

PeopleFWD 2018 invited human resources professionals and business leaders to wrestle with the most difficult issues facing organizations today, like employee culture and constantly evolving organizational trends. It was presented by CPP-The Myers-Briggs Company.

When VISIT FLORIDA hosted Convene on a press trip in early December, the Sunshine State gave us a tour to remember.

This one nugget of wisdom from the master of public speaking can help you make your next event more appealing to your audience.

During a press trip over the weekend of the famed Army-Navy Game at Lincoln Financial Field, the Philadelphia CVB showed how intimate a city can feel when everyone works together.

Outer space is not on most of our everyday radar, never mind on the business horizon. The Space Commerce Conference and Exposition — the only civilian conference and expo that brings together NASA, aerospace, government agencies, and commercial industries — bridges both worlds: space exploration as it relates to business.

Tina Wehmeir shares a look at the EIC’s roadmap to redefine the organization’s strategic plan, which includes a thoughtful expansion of its international footprint.

Mass alerts about an emergency situation might actually incite panic at an event. Here’s a more strategic — and safer — way to send text notifications. 

For the Barcelona Convention Bureau and its partners, sustainability is top of mind when they host events in their city. Here’s how they put that ethos into action during IMEX America while in Las Vegas.

Ninety percent of purchases today are influenced by word of mouth. Here’s how to leverage that consumer trend for events. 

The most glaring of five realities of the B2B buyer — that three out of four B2B buyers conduct the majority of their research before talking to a salesperson — remains a major issue a year after we first discussed it.

Master questionologist and “The Book of Beautiful Questions” author Warren Berger on using questions to build a better event.