CL25 Main Stage Speaker Scott Galloway on What’s Ahead for 2025
The marketing guru’s recent annual trend forecast webinar gives us a foretaste of what Convening Leaders participants can expect from his session. Here’s a hint: AI + travel.
The marketing guru’s recent annual trend forecast webinar gives us a foretaste of what Convening Leaders participants can expect from his session. Here’s a hint: AI + travel.
Here are five things to know about Houston to help visitors experience the best of the city during Convening Leaders 2025 — or any time.
Audience feedback and input from event professionals have helped shape the education program — here’s what participants can expect and what’s new.
Negotiation expert Alex Carter, who will present two PCMA Convening Leaders Business School sessions in January in Houston, talks to Convene about a negotiating strategy that’s especially effective for women.
Alex Carter will lead two PCMA Business School sessions on negotiating during Convening Leaders 2025. But this United Nations negotiation trainer and Columbia Law School professor will not be helping participants prep for battle: Her approach is more about steering than winning.
At CL25, four Main Stage speakers will encourage audiences to expand their own thinking. Convene spoke with Kishore Mahbubani, former UN Security Council President and authority on geopolitical shifts, about using business events as platforms for global understanding and collaboration.
When it comes to succeeding in the workplace, labeling people according to their age means we all lose. Consider shared values instead.
Accessibility consultant Austin Whitney’s love of music and music festivals led to his life’s mission to improve access at events for people with disabilities.
Humans faced off against AI in an event-planning competition at PCMA Convening Leaders 2024, and the result of the exercise shines a light on industry gaps and opportunities.
At Convening Leaders 2024, marketing and communication expert Sherron Washington shared tips for deescalating tense discussions at work.
The work of events organizers is more important than ever, says innovation expert Shawn Kanungo, but he asks: Are you willing to disrupt yourself to stay competitive?
A new Freeman Trends Report looks at what attendees want from events in 2024 — and it is not more of the same.