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Are You Doing Enough to Keep Attendee Information Safe?
A major music festival reported that its website was hacked this week. The news is a reminder that all event organizers must make data security a top priority.
The New Travel Ban — What’s Different This Time?
If your organization is welcoming an expert from one of the areas included in President Trump’s new executive order, check out the free PCMA resource about virtual speakers at the end of this article.
Uncertain Restrictions May Impact Attendees’ Travel Decisions
While the White House prepares a new executive order to bar certain travelers from entering the U.S., leaders in the travel industry now have a clear picture of the bottom-line impact of closing the country’s borders.
Seeing The Unseen
Visual strategist Dan Goods may work at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, but his ideas about finding inspiration and taking creative risks resonate in many industries — especially business events.
Case Study Spotlight: Managing Risk
Learn the importance of looking at every venue with fresh eyes and don’t trust that one plan will work in every venue.
Navigating the Legal Aspects of Digital Events
As the digital space evolves, it’s critical to understand the potential legal ramifications of digital events and live streaming. PCMA legal counsel Paula Goedert will demystify the critical legal implications and translates them into advice to help protect your organization.
Looking Back: How PCMA Chapter Presidents Moved Their Members Forward in 2017
As 2018 kicks into full gear, the past presidents of PCMA’s chapters reflect on what made 2017 a year to remember.
How to Protect Your Room Block from Pirates
Pirates, poachers, room block bullies. These companies may be called different names, but every planner can agree that they represent big problems.