And Then There Were 20
‘It is our honor to recognize the excellence of these emerging innovative leaders.’ To whom else could that be referring but PCMA’s newest class of 20 in Their Twenties winners?
Archives for December 2017
The Rights Stuff
If you’re showing unlicensed movie and TV clips at your meetings, the entertainment industry has a message: It’s piracy — and it’s illegal.
Where You’d Least Expect Them
Rapid City, South Dakota. Paducah, Kentucky. Adelaide, Australia. They’re not big names on the international-meetings circuit — but their unique knowledge economies recently helped them attract premier global events.
Forms Follow Function
The Washington, D.C., city government wanted to redesign some of its forms — and involve residents in the process. The solution: a hackathon.
5 Trends We'll Be Watching in 2018
In a world ever more jam-packed with information, we pick five trends we will be watching in 2018.
An Event App That Gives Back
Global Citizen's app encourages users to take political action — and earn rewards in return.
How Ernst & Young Handled the 'Logistical Challenge of the Year'
When a terrorist attack occurred the afternoon before an event, the E&Y team sprang into action.
Inviting the Locals
The Society of Architectural Historians helps residents in its host city get to know their hometown a little better — by inviting them on exclusive tours.
Create More Focus With These 3 Steps
Sometimes even business-event organizers need to get organized.
'A Huge Piece That's Missing'
Recent apologies by sexual-harassment perpetrators fall far short of the mark.
How to Include Everyone at Events
Is it becoming any easier for attendees with special physical needs to get around, engage, and feel welcome at events? "Not even remotely," says one expert.
