Event Strategy & Design
Five Ways to Take Ownership of Your Learning
Dave Lutz, CMP, on how to get the most out of learning opportunities at events like Convening Leaders 2017.
Predicting 2017
Here is what you need to know to success in this year’s ‘customer-led, digital-centric’ market.
What Will the Trump Administration Mean for Meetings?
Convene talked to two industry veterans about what the incoming administration might mean for meetings and events — and got two different views.
The ‘United Nations for Startups’
The StartUp Grind 2017 Global Conference brings together startup founder from 87 countries.
Inside the Scientific Innovation at NAME 2016
Here’s our post-mortem on the National Assocation of Medical Examiners 2016 Annual Meeting.
Multi-Hub Meetings Combine Convenience of Digital, Camaraderie of Face-to-Face
An emerging model combines the convenience of digital with the camaraderie of face-to-face.
How the International Baking Industry Expo Keeps from Getting Stale
For coal miners, it was a canary that warned of trouble. For the International Baking Industry Exposition (IBIE), it was the Twinkie. When Hostess, the venerable snack food’s parent company, declared
A Hacker Walks Into a Beehive
Could the Internet of Things help solve the global decline in bee populations? A CiscoDevNet hackathon sets out to show that it can.
Transforming a Biennial Congress Into an Annual Global Event
With attendance growing, the International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis strategically reshuffled its meetings calendar.
Breakout Room of One’s Own: Medical, Scientific Groups Creating Meeting Spaces
Medical and scientific organizations are creating their own purpose-built conference facilities — both to host their own programs and generate revenue from other groups.
How to Put Remote Attendees in ‘Middle of the Action’
Jennifer Kingen Kush, DES, explains how the Digital Experience Institute creates engagement for online attendees at Convening Leaders LIVE.
How Future of Storytelling Can Change Ways We Meet
New York City’s Future of StoryTelling Summit explores how cutting-edge technology puts audiences at the center of the action. And asks the question: Isn’t that where meeting participants belong, too?