Meetings

Whether you use a professional photographer or do your photography in-house for events, there are best practices to consider.

Gamification engages people and makes them feel good – so why not work it into your next event?

Multiday meetings can be daunting, not merely because attendees are busy juggling the programs in front of them with their responsibilities back at the office, but because fatigue is an all too real possibility.

As the topic of sexual harassment and assault continues to dominate the headlines, and more than a year since the #MeToo movement galvanized millions of women globally, the wave of conversation and activism has not dissipated but has instead gained momentum.

Granted, that’s a pretty Gen-X way to present it, but managers are finding that as millennials, the largest segment of the workforce, continue to mature, so, too, do their desires when it comes to professional development.

Americans drink more coffee than any other packaged beverage – estimated at a whopping 90 gallons per person per year. Are you surprised? I’m not!

Whether it’s New Orleans, Nashville or, yes, more than a few towns in Texas, let’s look at three of the big reasons to consider Tier 2 and 3 when planning your next big event.

Planners: Ever on the hunt for the perfect location for their meeting. Suppliers: Always looking to promote their locale. Let's look at some best practices for both.

John Ayo talks about small steps associations can take to infuse opportunities for wellness and self-care into a busy meeting agenda.

It’s a new year and with it, as always, comes new ideas about how to make meetings and events more exciting, more comfortable and above all more useful for those in attendance. Part and parcel of this experience are the spaces in which we meet. Convention centers, hotels and other event venues are upping the ante at all levels to ...