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Carine Desroches | PCMA Member Spotlight
Get to know PCMA Member Carine Desroches, Meetings & Events Director, National Kidney Foundation
People on the Move
Your colleagues are on the move, find out who is going where.
How Compressed Housing Windows Reduce Global Participation for Medical Meetings
What medical associations need to know about housing timelines and their international delegates.
5 Reasons to Make the Netherlands Your Next Meeting Destination
Accessibility, sustainability, and a culture of learning and curiosity are just some of the ways that meeting in the Netherlands elevates the attendee experience.
Why the Business Events Community Is Built to Last
The long-term value of our community lies in our ability to strengthen the connections that allow societies to thrive.
An Artist in Residence Inspired Deeper Connections at This Association’s Annual Meeting
How a First Nations artist’s live carving sparked a four-day-long conversation at an International Academy of Trial Lawyers meeting.
Top Five Reasons Meetings Shine in Seattle
Looking for a setting that blends productivity with Pacific Northwest charm? Seattle delivers with a convention campus set in one of America’s most walkable downtowns.
Louisville’s Got More in Store for Groups in 2026
Bourbon City is booming. Learn about the wave of major upgrades and enhancements set to debut next year.
Seth Godin: Three Big Ideas
Marketing guru Seth Godin on leadership, making magic, and AI and the future of work.
Using AI to Move the Needle on Late Registrations
How Spark can help planners combat the late registration trend by uncovering patterns in their own registration data and finding ways to spur prospective audiences to action.
Post-Con Survey Redo
What questions to ask — which ones to avoid — to increase your chances of getting the highest number of responses that yield insights.
Reasons Your Attendees Will Love the Richmond Region
American Express named Richmond, Virginia one of the top five U.S. cities experiencing the fastest growth in business travel this year, and no wonder: Energized by growth in both industry and hospitality, Virginia’s capital is welcoming more visitors, meetings, and events than ever.