If there’s a topic that interests you, there’s probably a podcast about it. New shows on food, collaboration, and what needs to change in the meetings industry are ready for a listen.

Empathetic design is a guiding principle for the new VP of creative services at McVeigh Global Meetings and Events.

Whether they’re in-person or virtual, this year’s events will once again be dramatic and theatrical, predicts Michael Dalton of LEO Events.

Three ways to create positive recognition experiences in today’s environment, according to Paul Bergeron of BI WORLDWIDE.

Maritz’s David Peckinpaugh sees group incentives coming back most strongly in two key sectors.

"There’s very little chance that the tools planners use today will be the ones they’re using at the end of 2021," says Will Curran of Endless Events.

Experts from all areas of the meetings industry weigh in on the year ahead.

Several industry players have released YouTube videos from their recent in-person meetings to demonstrate the cleaning, social-distancing, and other design measures needed to get live events happening again.

Guinness has entered the virtual realm, creating new online challenges for groups to try to become world record-holders.