Jillian Bowdring, Destination Service Specialist for Meet Boston and a member of PCMA's 20 in Their Twenties class of 2025, talks about the satisfaction she gets from creating an environment of “unmatched energy” for her event participants.
Los Angeles Tourism is highlighting the importance of meetings and tourism for its local economy while L.A. county’s wildfire recovery efforts continue.
Gross profit is the metric that matters most to leaders. By understanding and tracking this key measurement, you can enhance your credibility and value as an event organizer with senior leadership during the recovery process.
There was a lot to see and do at CL25 — here are some visual reminders of what you’ve experienced over the past few days and pics of what you may have missed.
Neil Brownlee, head of business events at VisitScotland and chair of the 2025 PCMA Board of Directors and Trustees, talks about how he thinks his perspective as the board’s first non-North American chair will help set the association up for future growth.
CL25’s celebrity closing Main Stage speaker Amal Clooney will share how events can serve as channel to combat social injustice.
Maraika Black, European Association for the Study of the Liver’s public health program manager and a member of PCMA's 20 in Their Twenties class of 2025, shares her thoughts about how work/life balance should be a shared responsibility between employees and their employers.
The greatest barrier to courageous leadership is not fear, Brown said Monday from the CL25 Main Stage. What gets in the way are the things that we do to ‘armor up’ in order not to face up to our own vulnerability.
Leonard Hoops reflects on his year as chair of the 2024 PCMA Board of Directors and Trustees and shares what he thinks is in store for the business events industry in 2025.
In her Main Stage presentation, Liz Cheney will talk about the necessity of standing up for your values, no matter the cost — a principle she exemplifies.
It’s difficult to say who learned the most from a competition that brought together students and event experts: The students who solved a real-life business events challenge or the experienced professionals who got a glimpse into next-gen’s perceptions of the events industry.
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