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Including and Honoring Indigenous People
A 50-foot carved cedar totem pole stands in Seattle’s Pioneer Place Park. On its website, Visit Seattle acknowledges that the city is built on native land — the “traditional territories of the Coast Salish peoples.” On the second Monday of every October, many...
How to Create a Learning Culture
Studies show people are looking for professional development, especially around AI. But leaders have an opportunity to offer more than just training. Employees want to learn on the job. Sometimes it’s for altruistic reasons, like improving the well-being of the...
Beyond the Old Boys’ Club: How Women Are Networking Their Way
The Female Quotient’s Equality Lounges, like the one shown here at CES, are designed to be spaces where women can form connections and friendships within their industries, and also take in specialized programming. (Consumer Technology Association) Women need a...
Architects of Connection
Research shows that today’s event participants want more than just serendipitous connections at events. (Illustration by Line Hachem) The stories we link to below make up Convene’s Sept.-Oct. cover and CMP Series. Find the print experience in our digital edition. We...
Building Authentic Connections: The Human-Centric Vision of C2 Montréal
About C2 Montreal’s various formats, CEO Anick Beaulieu said, “It’s just about the diversity of ways to connect and touch points that create this rich, fertile ground for friendship, partnership, transactions to happen.” Anick Beaulieu was recently a presenter at a...
Modernizing Your Event: Six Game-Changing Strategies for a Fresh Take by Nth Degree Events
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