800 Million Euros Worth of Knowledge
Study at European Congress of Radiology finds value of scientific papers eclipses event’s economic impact.
Knowledge Exchange – London
Industry leaders representing international associations and corporations will reveal how they continue to evolve their revenue model on 25 Oct in London.
ICCA: Association Meeting Growth ‘Solid’
Study to mark organization's 55th anniversary estimates $53.6 billion has been spent on meetings over the last five years alone.
Hague CVB Spotlights Groups’ Earth-Friendly Initiatives
The Hague CVB showcases its commitment to sustainability — and local innovators — with its own awards programme.
Lessons Learned After Life-Changing Event
Microsoft's Kati Quigley, the former chair of PCMA’s Board of Directors, shares what a scare taught her, and how it changed her outlook on her professional and personal lives.
How Partnerships Can Increase Impact
ETHA case study looks at the importance of where, and how, alliance was launched.
What Do International Events Organizers Find Most Stressful?
The results of a recent survey may surprise you.
Webinar: Take Back Your Life and Health by Letting Go
It’s time to take back control of your day and your health. With Angela’s simple stress-free plan, you will drop the fire extinguisher, find your calm, and still manage it all!
Business Events Industry Adds More Than $1 Trillion to Global Economy
Preliminary results of the first Global Economic Significance of Business Events study commissioned by the Events Industry Council demonstrates the industry’s impact.
Follow the Members
Associations are urged to go where their members are — and that means onto digital platforms.
Webinar: Positive Personal Branding: 18 Email Rules to Accelerate Results
Every email you send either elevates your reputation and your recipient’s desire to do their best for you, or eliminates the possibility of best results.
Don’t Dress to Impress
A study finds that wearing expensive accessories — like a luxury watch — at social events makes others less interested in getting to know you.