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News for Professionals: Career Advice and Ideas
The future of interviewing may look more cartoonish thanks to AI, plus other news in this week’s roundup of workplace advice and trends curated by the editors of Convene.
Making Space for Makers in Portland
Portland's My People’s Market has created opportunities for local makers and entrepreneurs who need a platform — and the events, tourism, and hospitality industries are a part of the mix.
People on the Move
Your colleagues are on the move, find out who is going where.
Planning for Conflict at Your Events
The policies you create to respond to potential harassment and discrimination at your meetings are a strong foundation for handling a variety of conflicts, says workplace harassment expert Paula Brantner.
Artisans Craft Ribbon Into a Unifying ‘Social Fabric’
A work of crochet that began as a religious offering has put a town in Jalisco, Mexico, on the map, in the Guinness Book of World Records, and center stage at expo events.
Cowbells and Woolen Slippers — Cherished Handmade Gifts From Events
Event goers prize the handcrafted amenities they receive at conferences that convey a sense of place or a personal touch — and provide a lasting memory.
How Representing NYC Has Prepared Fred Dixon to Showcase the U.S.
The president and CEO of NYC Tourism + Conventions talks about his new role leading Brand USA, the destination marketing organization for the United States.
Events Industry Veteran Reflects on 40-Year Career
Carolyn Pund is retiring from her job in global strategic meetings and digital events management at Cisco Systems, but plans to stay involved in the industry that has given her so much — and to do what she can to contribute to what is yet ahead.
An Events Industry Leader’s Strategies for Managing Stress
Here’s what changed SITE CEO Annette Gregg’s mind about workplace mental health.
Taylor Swift: The European Conference Version
Taylor Swift’s globe-trotting Eras Tour continues to attract fans — and spark conferences about the artist’s social, musical, and economic impact. The latest, Tay Day, is being held in Liverpool this week to coincide with the megastar’s concert dates in the city.
5 Data Points to Attract and Retain Exhibitors and Attendees
At ECEF last month, Sam Lippman culled five main insights from recent Freeman research that should be top of mind for event organizers.
Discovering Indigenous Culture Through Crafts and Stories
Marc Forgette, founder of Makatew Workshops, uses Indigenous crafting sessions at meetings and events to help participants focus on the story he shares about his Indigenous heritage.