Content, conversation, and feedback are at the heart of today’s meeting marketing essentials.

For planners concerned about how strikes in Los Angeles or elsewhere could affect them, here’s some advice on negotiating stronger force majeure clauses.

The four-year-old service for hiring temporary event staff has expanded its services and reporting capabilities for enterprise clients.

A May meeting of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology was disrupted by an assault on a panelist, reminding planners of their critical risk-management responsibilities.

SocialOffset.org helps organizations and their meeting attendees counter the effect of laws in a host destination that they oppose—without resorting to boycotts.

Exhibitions & Conferences Alliance’s Legislative Action Day is planned for June 1 in conjunction with Lippman Connects’ ECEF event.

A new insurance product allows organizations to choose which costs and revenue streams are covered, and under which disruptive circumstances. The choices are wider than ever, but some circumstances remain uninsurable.

Destinations International has published a best-practices document that it hopes will better protect destinations when citywide events cancel or change, and vice versa.

Changes include a new membership category and new learning areas for the Certified Meetings Professional designation.

Changemaker Kai Hattendorf is part of the community of industry leaders that brought the Net Zero Carbon Events to COP26. Find out what they have in store for COP27.