Three planning veterans discuss how content should drive the host organization’s meeting agenda, not the other way around.

A new company has launched in Las Vegas that provides sponsored transportation to convention attendees.

Keeping attendees curious each time they enter the general-session room can help make dry content more palatable and interesting content downright fun.

The carefully choreographed royal funeral was awe-inspiring from the planning perspective alone.

The key: A fully dedicated second screen in attendees’ hands, which allows for a more-interactive set-up while also gathering data to prove session effectiveness.

A bill moving through Congress aims to improve liability protections for organizations that provide food to the needy.

Concurrent, multi-site, staggered…there are more hybrid possibilities than you might think. One expert discusses the alternatives.

The Event Leaders Exchange has virtual think tanks planned through the fall, along with a benchmarking study and in-person gathering.

Changemaker Heidi Henning did just that for the National Association of Realtors—and during the pandemic, no less.

A passion for green meetings has led Changemaker Glenna Fulks to create new planning processes and a Master’s thesis.