Hoffman, who had a long and varied career in hospitality and the events industry, was known for co-founding MILO, which helped women become more comfortable on the golf course and use the sport to help further their careers.
Trust in others and in institutions is collapsing around the world. That makes the need for events — and for our industry to do them well — more imperative than ever.
Organizing the Washington, D.C.-based human-rights meeting in the midst of DEI backlash required having the right mindset.
How entrepreneur Imani Ellis has built a first-of-its kind community for Black creative professionals by focusing on connection.
Have you noticed what’s different this year? Here are some standout features.
!["Don’t look in someone else's mirror expecting to see your reflection," Denim Richards advises ahead of his edUcon Main Stage session. "Stay true to you but also don’t be so stuck in your ways that you are afraid to pivot [when something] isn’t working." Photo courtesy Jacob Slaton / Whatever Media Group](https://www.pcma.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/denim-richards-educon.jpg)
edUcon 2025 speaker Denim Richards shared how his principles for crafting a personal brand as an actor and entrepreneur can be applied to event professionals — and gave participants a chance to do a deep dive with him in a hands-on master class.
The certified mental performance consultant (CMPC) gave edUcon participants strategies to help them “perform at their best when it matters the most.” Here are some tips she shared with Convene.
Advice for navigating the challenging environment for conferences, particularly science gatherings, from an exec at a major research institute.
ABTS is seeing some troubling trends for international health-care events — some of which are due to global misperceptions of current realities in the U.S.
Results from our recent pulse survey of event organizers reveal a lack of clarity about what sweeping U.S. policy changes may mean for events, what comes next, and how best to move forward. Here’s what some event industry professionals are seeing — and anticipating.
MCI’s Erin Fuller on what we’re learning about how global events are being impacted by governmental changes and policies — and where to find the bright spots.
A guide to designing an emotionally engaging participant journey, from the first communication announcing your event to well after its conclusion.
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