You cannot provide a safe, inclusive space without honoring the lingual needs of the presenters and audiences.

Corporate meeting and event professionals must educate themselves on the needs of people with disabilities, and the laws governing inclusion, most notably the Americans with Disabilities Act [ADA].

As economic, cultural and technological issues continue to impact who makes it onto the podium at meeting and events, speakers will be asked to help with pre-event promotion and focus on impactful storytelling.

In a world where events strive for heightened attendee engagement, facial analysis technology has emerged as a game-changer.

Regardless of the reasons why attendees and sponsors are registering late, the basic requirements for hosting an event have all risen.

Across the nation, optimism and opportunities abound for 2024 and beyond, and you can leverage that wherever you decide to meet.

Renewal of body and mind can help facilitate attendee connections, cohesion and productivity, and there’s no better setting for that than America’s inspiring mountains.

In today’s corporate businesses, all capital expenditures must be connected to some kind of target ROI.

From vendor selection to environmental impacts to data privacy, there are a myriad of ethical dilemmas that meeting planners may encounter throughout the event planning process.

As the millennial generation gains strength in numbers in the workforce, their needs and wants are shaping the meetings and event industry.