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Is Your Event Security Playbook Up to Date?
The landscape of exhibitions and events management has shifted in recent years, with disruptions becoming more frequent, unpredictable, and potentially damaging to both attendee safety and event success. Paul Turner, General Manager of Venue Administration at the San...
How to Bounce Back After a Layoff
Lost your job? Give yourself permission to feel bad for a day, then apply some of these expert tips. Between anxiety about new governmental policies that affect meetings-related travel, economic concerns, and news like Hyatt’s recent layoff of 30 percent of its...
Toronto is All-In, 100% of the Time
Plan your meeting in a city that’s 100% all in, all the time. As Canada’s largest city, Toronto is an accessible, vibrant destination that thrives on innovation. And there’s no better place to meet than at the gem of Canada’s events community—the Metro Toronto...
New Developments Make Sioux Falls a Destination for Associations
Major expansions and signature attractions are putting Sioux Falls on the map for memorable events. Sioux Falls has seen a wave of new developments in the last year that’s catching the attention of association professionals — and with more developments on the horizon,...
How the Society of Women Engineers Earned a Gold Award for Events
To make sure the audience can see themselves in its marketing materials, SWE invites members to volunteer for on-site photo shoots. The 50,000-member Society of Women Engineers (SWE) annually hosts the WE conference, one of the world’s largest conferences for women in...
More Than Cornfields: A Modern Meeting in the Heart of the Heartland
Des Moines’ skyline blends sleek modern design with Midwest warmth. When most people picture Iowa, sprawling farmland comes to mind. But meeting planners who’ve experienced Des Moines know better—this city is so much more than its agricultural roots. August is the...




