Conferences can be overwhelming for some, but with a little planning they also can be productive and fun. Here's how. That and other advice in this week’s roundup of career-related news and trends curated by the editors of Convene.
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Sulena Gómez, Coordinator of Government and Industry Relations at DMO/PROMTUR Panama and a member of PCMA’s 20 in Their Twenties class of 2024, shares how she sees AI changing the future of work in the events industry.
Even if planners don't have the resources to hire a professional coach, there are ways they can improve their speakers' effectiveness.
Professional development expert Sally Foley-Lewis offers two common-sense tips to maximize your efficiency during hectic workdays.
A new survey will measure how the popular session format has developed over the past decade. Your participation is welcome.
Learn how to infuse innovation and connection in your events through this new peer network for event professionals.
Learn why the third-most populated city in Canada is second-to-none when it comes to incorporating authentic local experiences into your itinerary.
Members of PCMA's Catalyst community offer meeting manager some guidance on what international attendees need for their visa applications.
WorldatWork’s Courtney Mesmer developed a speaker coaching program to improve the participant experience at her organization’s annual conference. That initiative not only transformed the conference but rippled throughout the organization.
Indiana University Bloomington conference explores music star Taylor Swift’s lyricism, feminism, economic impact, social-media presence, and more through an academic lens.
Behavioral change management expert Dominic Thurbon on three challenges that leaders who are serious about change must grapple with. He will facilitate a session April 16 at PCMA APAC’s The Business of Events conference at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore.
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