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Convening EMEA Comes to Rotterdam
PCMA's Jaimé Bennett reveals what’s on tap for participants at Convening EMEA, Oct. 14-16, in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
New Study Identifies Missed Opportunities to Use AI in Event Planning
A new report on how planners use AI shows where the industry is lagging behind as well as opportunities to integrate AI into event workflows.
How Do You View AI: As a Threat, Tool, or Teammate?
Organizational psychologist David Burkus thinks your answer to that question will spell the difference between whether your team succeeds or not. He’ll explain why and how in his Main Stage keynote at CEMA Summit, July 27-29, in Austin.
Inside the Newly Renovated Savannah Convention Center
Earlier this year the Savannah Convention Center unveiled a $276-million renovation that doubled its size. Touring the revamped space was one of the highlights of a two-day jaunt to the “Hostess City of the South.”
This Week on the Convene Podcast: Award Ceremonies, Airports and Airlines
Catch up on the newest conversations shaping the business events industry — from How ASCRS Rebooted Its Awards Ceremony to Increase Audience Engagement to Why Airports and Airlines Deserve a Bigger Role in Business Events.
This Medical Meeting Builds Wellness Into the Program
How a conference for lifestyle medicine practitioners takes a page from its own prescription pad.
How to Create Aha Moments at Events
Flashes of insight not only help us solve problems, they feel good. Here’s how one particular meeting format can nurture those aha moments.
Connection Is the New Currency
Convening EMEA keynote speaker Noreena Hertz, a British economist and best-selling author with a proven track record for predicting trends that will shape the world, will share her insights on what’s next and why — and how to apply them to business events — in Rotterdam, Netherlands in October. Here’s a sneak preview.
What U.S. Medical Meeting Planners Are Missing About Europe’s Updated Compliance Standards
For U.S. health-care meetings seeking to remain globally competitive, international compliance is no longer a background consideration. It must be addressed early and thoughtfully, across program design and communications strategy.
Crossing Borders to Address Attendee Safety Concerns
Two associations have moved their conferences from the U.S. to Canada due to rising sociopolitical tensions — and despite financial consequences. Here is how they arrived at those decisions.
Geopolitical Concerns Weigh Heavily on Event Organizers
In our second and latest pulse survey, 95 percent of event professionals said they were concerned about the potential long-term impact of the U.S. tariffs and overall political climate on their events. Here is how their events are being impacted and how they are managing uncertainties.
Rather Than Boycotting a Destination, Just Send Your RFP
Why sending your event RFP to destinations with discriminatory legislation is an important step in effecting change.