What the crazy world of political-campaign events can teach meeting pros

A proposed live-event venue has some ideas that meeting planners can steal.

A new list of the 25 top destination management companies provides insights into staging events and dealing with logistics and execution issues.

Live events can have drawbacks, from technical glitches to less-than-charismatic CEOs. Virtual and hybrid events let planners experiment to improve the most important presentations.

While the technology has been criticized for mass surveillance, it can help meeting planners keep both attendees and staff safe at traditional event bottlenecks.

The underwhelming turnout at the President’s campaign event has a few things to teach meeting professionals.

EIC’s Amy Calvert discusses the mission of the APEX COVID-19 Business Recovery Task Force.

Setting conference fees is tricky. Now that your event is virtual, the puzzle is more complex.

To relieve overflow and let attendees sample more content, some groups video-broadcast concurrent sessions into a common area. Now, this tactic could help with social distancing—if the venue has enough flexible space.