Is the All-Male Panel on the Endangered Species List?
Amid new reports of gender inequity at scientific conferences, there are signs that change is in the air.
Archives for April 2018
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Fort Worth Strikes the Right Note as Texas's First-Ever 'Music-Friendly' City
How this meetings destination is making its thriving local music scene more accessible to business travelers.
Why Delegates to the World Economic Forum Took Time Out to Talk About Play
The lack of opportunity for many of the world's children to engage in unstructured play is a growing and urgent issue — and inspired a new coalition.
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Free to Move the Meeting Room About
People think and work better, it turns out, where they can exercise some choice over their environment.
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Porsche Club of America Brings Thousands of Car Enthusiasts to Spokane
Hundreds of vintage Porsches lined the city’s Riverfront Park.
How to Plan a Zero-Waste Event (and Steps to Getting There)
Julia Spangler, sustainable events consultant, on creating zero-waste events and the path to sustainable events.
A Teachable Moment for Implicit-Bias Training
Attorney Paulette Brown is a pioneer in training professionals to recognize implicit bias, and working to make sure that everyone has a seat at the table.
Peter Sheahan on "Deselection," and Taking the Long View
Business-development expert Peter Sheahan knows what we’re up against: We’re expected to manage increasingly complex business challenges with fewer resources while propelling growth. He has some ideas about that, which he’ll be sharing at PCMA’s Education Conference.
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Downtown Calgary: Where to Meet, Network, Stay & Play
Your guide to the Canadian meetings destination.
Build a Better Team in Five Minutes a Day
Want to better connect your employees within the organization? Get in the habit of trying these four exercises with your team.
