
Bringing Extra Value to Participants With Post-Event Surveys
Increase participation in surveys by offering attendees something in return for completing them, suggests some members of PCMA’s Catalyst community. Also, advice on sponsor benefits.
Increase participation in surveys by offering attendees something in return for completing them, suggests some members of PCMA’s Catalyst community. Also, advice on sponsor benefits.
Two questions from members of the PCMA Catalyst Community: Do speakers pay a registration fee for the events where they are speaking, and what is your AI policy for a medical conference.
Two questions from members of the PCMA Catalyst Community: Do speakers pay a registration fee for the events where they are speaking, and what is your AI policy for a medical conference.
Members of the PCMA Catalyst Community share how their organizations deal with companies posing as authorized partners of their events — and how the ‘Government and Business Impersonation Rule’ can help.
The American Society of Hematology’s comprehensive strategy includes a stringent vetting process for journalists who apply to attend its annual meeting and detailed logistics to accommodate their needs and deadlines.
A member of the PCMA Catalyst Community asked for suggestions for what to do when an event attendee wants to book multiple guest rooms in the event’s hotel block for extended family.
PCMA’s Catalyst community offers ideas on how planners can work with a conference hotel that is undercutting room-block rates.
Members of PCMA's Catalyst community offer meeting manager some guidance on what international attendees need for their visa applications.
After reading a Convene online story about trends, a reader pledges to cut through the social media noise and demand trustworthiness of others — and herself — in the coming year.
A Convene reader asks how event organizers can help communities navigate ambivalence, fear, and anger over climate change at their meetings.
Some event management students in professor's undergraduate class believe that virtual events are "outdated." PCMA's Catalyst Community offered their ideas on how he could dig deeper for more insight.
Will business events strategists lose relevancy in the eyes of their clients or organizations due to the growing use of artificial intelligence? PCMA’s Catalyst Community recently debated the question.