Today’s meeting and event planners are focusing more on creating opportunities for individuals to have multi-dimensional experiences, allowing attendees to participate from a different perspective.

Today’s meeting planners and event marketers are recognizing the vast impact influencers can have on events while resonating with attendees.

While thinking out of the box planning meetings and events takes more forethought and organization, the benefits of taking risks often prove worthwhile.

This new year is already showing signs of a bright picture, as professional meeting and event planners worldwide are taking another glance through the proverbial crystal ball for events, seeing some positive event trends while dealing with several planner’s pain points.

The way businesses operate today is undergoing significant changes across various industries, including the financial and insurance (F&I) sector

The world may be constantly changing but the role of the meeting professional is the same: to bring people together in meaningful ways to collaborate, learn and improve business results.

Out of all the trends that rose from the pandemic, hybrid meetings and events is one that could continue for years to come.

Ensuring the safety of attendees is one of the four basic roles for any event manager. Fortunately, today’s planners have shown they are up to the task, thanks in part to insights gained over the long months of dealing with COVID-19.

We asked three of these leaders for their thoughts on how the industry can continue to improve in 2022.

As the world continues to grapple with the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, meeting and event planners are asking, “How is this pandemic going to permanently alter our industry?”