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This Biennial Meeting Is a Divine Collaboration
How a national leadership conference amplifies the impact of a powerful network of Black Greek-letter fraternities and sororities.
How Convening Leaders 2026 Is Embracing Sustainability
Thanks to a combination of careful planning and strategic partnerships, PCMA’s annual meeting keeps raising its own standards for event sustainability.
This Week on the Convene Podcast: Seth Godin on Leadership and AI, Plus Sustainable Swag and Smarter Event Menus
From Seth Godin’s take on how events inspire real leadership, to practical ways to cut food waste, reduce carbon, and rethink event giveaways, here’s what’s new on the Convene Podcast.
People on the Move
Your colleagues are on the move, find out who is going where.
How to Boost Real-Time Attendee Engagement
Planners shared event engagement strategies in a recent discussion on the PCMA Catalyst community.
A Connection-Building Exercise That Draws Out Event Participants
In keeping with its goal of having participants reimagine the traditional conference model, the inaugural The Conference for Conferences kicked off with an offbeat icebreaker.
Fixing a Broken Conference Model
At The Conference for Conferences, participants explored what events rooted in participant experience and connection could look like.
This Week on the Convene Podcast: Smarter Workdays and Rethinking Networking Design
From expert strategies to organize your day and use AI more intentionally, to new research revealing what attendees really want from networking, here’s what’s new on the Convene Podcast.
People on the Move
Your colleagues are on the move, find out who is going where.
6 Experts on Keeping DEI Alive at Events
Industry leaders share their practical approaches for making events inclusive — from digital accessibility to balancing celebration with difficult conversations — even as DEI faces backlash.
How AI Can Help Humans Get Recycling Right
Oscar Sort, an AI-powered waste-sorting assistant, is improving recycling rates by reducing confusion — and errors — at the bins.