The Federal Trade Commission has finalized a rule allowing it to take scammers to court—including those who fraudulently use conference names, logos, and mailing lists—and seek financial penalties.

It’s safe to say that most women at this year’s Convening Leaders conference spent a few minutes with Montreal Business Events’ sponsorship activation.

Net-Zero Carbon Events has published seven new best-practice documents for organizations working to reduce the environmental impact of their meetings and events.

A quarterly discussion of the impact of generative A.I. on the business travel industry has just launched.

Dale Hudson is exiting IMEX Group at the end of this month with plans to bring her experience to new audiences.

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.