A recent survey reveals pay ranges for mid-level planners in North America, Europe, and elsewhere.

A new poll of mid-level U.S. and international planners finds that many are offering job candidates higher compensation than originally planned, but more than a third of new hires are not lasting even one year.

Veteran planner Tahira Endean, author of the book Intentional Design: Our Professional Opportunity, moves over from SITE with specific ideas for tweaking the educational agendas for IMEX Frankfurt and IMEX America.

The benefits of leading a meeting team that’s purpose-driven, future-focused, and heart-centered.

Meeting Professionals International is streaming some of its educational content to members for free—and to non-members, with a hitch.

MPI has announced a designation program for those newest to the meetings industry, plus four other credentialing initiatives.

The ICCASkills program will provide new educational options for both early-career and experienced suppliers.

The latest MeetingsNet research finds that 42.3 percent of respondents have considered leaving the planning profession entirely since 2020.

Five industry organizations co-located events just outside Washington, D.C., “to restore what’s been lost these last two years and build the way forward,” said PCMA CEO Sherrif Karamat.

At one U.S. airport, passengers can now put their driver’s license in an iPhone or Apple Watch to verify their identity for airport-security screening purposes.