Carol Cambridge, CEO of The Stay Safe Project, shares her advice for reacting effectively if gunfire erupts at your event.

Carol Cambridge, CEO of The Stay Safe Project, sat down with MeetingsNet to answer questions about workplace violence and personal safety.

The people of Texas and Florida are on my mind in the wake of Harvey and Irma. These storms and their aftermath are causing me to feel somewhat helpless. We can (and should) donate to the extent we are able, but what else can we as meetings...

The Incentive Research Foundation suggests vendor partners are more frequently a cause of disruption, rather than a cure.

From an AWOL keynote speaker to a renewed focus on safety and security, Meeting Professionals International’s annual conference walks the talk on dealing with difficult situations.

I first sat down to write this article as the tragic news was breaking about the attack near the British Parliament that left five people dead, including an American on vacation, a British teacher, a Romanian architect, a police constable, and the...

Americans have the right to peacefully protest, and protest they will. Don’t be caught unprepared on site from a logistical or public-relations standpoint.

The meetings industry is feeling the impact of the Trump administration’s immigration policies, and it is not a good sign for the rest of the economy.