December 2024/January 2025
issue
Cover Story
Hawaii
A True Paradise for Planners By

From idyllic beaches to rugged mountains, from the sway of a hula dancer to the swoon of palm trees, what meeting attendee could resist Hawaii?

Full Story
Features
Leading the Charge
Women in the Meetings & Events Industry By

Many women in the meetings industry have unique career paths and share a common belief that hard work and creativity formed them into the planners they are today.

Full Story
Avoiding Contractual Chaos
An Essential Guide to Navigating RFPs and Contract Negotiations By

In the U.S., where the event and meeting industry is booming, negotiating with venues and vendors for cost savings has become an art form and a key skill for event planners.

Full Story
Well Worth It
Incorporating Downtime Makes a Great Event By

A successful event with wellness in mind requires forethought to integrate options that attendees will have time to appreciate without overloading their schedules.

Full Story
A Modern Approach
Today’s Tech Can Streamline Planning, Registration and Content Sharing By

Budgets dictate just how much tech can be integrated into the daily run of a show and its content, but planners agree it would be nearly impossible to manage events on the back end without some type of technology.

Full Story
Destinations
Florida
The Sunshine State Continues to Set the Hospitality Standard By

Florida stands out as an exceptional destination for corporate meetings and incentive travel, seamlessly blending work with pleasure in an engaging, vibrant environment.

Full Story
Tropical Trips
The Lure of The Bahamas & Caribbean By

The weather, activities, and airlift make the Caribbean a popular place for meetings.

Full Story
Perspective
Business Rebranding
A Critical Imperative to Thrive in Tomorrow’s Business Landscape By

As the business landscape shifts faster than ever, companies that jump into rebranding with a bold, forward-thinking mindset are the ones set to thrive for the long haul.

Full Story
What’s Wrong with Corporate America, Anyway?
Seven Insights on Why We Need More Builders at the Top By

Too many companies are led by executives who’ve drifted far from the Builder behavior that made them great.

Full Story
December 2024/January 2025
issue
Cover Story
Hawaii
A True Paradise for Planners By

From idyllic beaches to rugged mountains, from the sway of a hula dancer to the swoon of palm trees, what meeting attendee could resist Hawaii?

Full Story
Features
Leading the Charge
Women in the Meetings & Events Industry By

Many women in the meetings industry have unique career paths and share a common belief that hard work and creativity formed them into the planners they are today.

Full Story
Avoiding Contractual Chaos
An Essential Guide to Navigating RFPs and Contract Negotiations By

In the U.S., where the event and meeting industry is booming, negotiating with venues and vendors for cost savings has become an art form and a key skill for event planners.

Full Story
Well Worth It
Incorporating Downtime Makes a Great Event By

A successful event with wellness in mind requires forethought to integrate options that attendees will have time to appreciate without overloading their schedules.

Full Story
A Modern Approach
Today’s Tech Can Streamline Planning, Registration and Content Sharing By

Budgets dictate just how much tech can be integrated into the daily run of a show and its content, but planners agree it would be nearly impossible to manage events on the back end without some type of technology.

Full Story
Destinations
Florida
The Sunshine State Continues to Set the Hospitality Standard By

Florida stands out as an exceptional destination for corporate meetings and incentive travel, seamlessly blending work with pleasure in an engaging, vibrant environment.

Full Story
Tropical Trips
The Lure of The Bahamas & Caribbean By

The weather, activities, and airlift make the Caribbean a popular place for meetings.

Full Story
Perspective
Business Rebranding
A Critical Imperative to Thrive in Tomorrow’s Business Landscape By

As the business landscape shifts faster than ever, companies that jump into rebranding with a bold, forward-thinking mindset are the ones set to thrive for the long haul.

Full Story
What’s Wrong with Corporate America, Anyway?
Seven Insights on Why We Need More Builders at the Top By

Too many companies are led by executives who’ve drifted far from the Builder behavior that made them great.

Full Story
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