The new meetings-industry A.I. engine is impressive, but planners need to understand how best to use its contracts section and how human expertise is still required.

Here’s an excerpt from a new book educating planners and suppliers on the terminology, compliance and ethics issues, and other concerns when designing events for life-sciences companies.

Strategic thinking is one thing, but communicating those thoughts in ways that get listeners to understand your vision and see you as a leader is another. Here’s some advice.

One year into the era of generative artificial intelligence, its potential to help build, promote, execute, and analyze business events is mind-boggling.

Beth Surmont uses A.I. tools for thematic development, agenda building, content creation, ad format selection. Here’s how she does it.

Heather Munnell uses A.I. for attendee-data analysis in order to design more valuable events. Here’s how she does it.

Collaborating honestly with colleagues, developing a specific job-hunting strategy, and other actions could get planners the compensation that’s right for their role.

With the U.N.’s COP28 event on the horizon, the Net-Zero Carbon Events initiative readies new carbon measurement methodologies, reporting tools, and more.

PCMA and Gevme have launched a A.I. tool with built-in event related prompts. Here’s how it works.

A veteran hotel executive provides an inside view of property operations along with advice for planners to get what they need in a contract and on site.