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‘Rebranding What Sustainability Is’
Two sustainability professionals who met at CL 26 share the challenges and opportunities they each face, the value of collaboration, and where the term sustainability falls short. Kyra Ferber and Kellyanne Perez-Vera met last fall at C4C (Convene for Climate) in...
Where Every Sustainable Exhibition Begins
Editorial Note: This blog is the first in a five-part series based on IAEE’s “How To Guide to Sustainable Exhibitions,” a toolkit that offers exhibition organizers a practical, step-by-step framework for adopting and advancing sustainable practices to reduce...
Get Your Group on the Road to Something Big: Route 66 in Albuquerque
There’s no better place than Albuquerque to bring modern meetings into the story of an American original. Here, the longest continuous urban stretch of Route 66 comes alive through neon signs, restored vintage venues, and a creative spirit that feels both nostalgic...
Leaders and the Multichannel Imperative
Email is associations’ medium of choice for member connection, but it leaves a lot of options left to use. I’m not sure how you found out about the article you’re reading right now, but there’s a good chance that it was through an email. That’s a sign of the medium’s...
Discover Why Your Attendees Will Love Meeting in Madison
A city surrounded by lakes, Madison is a sight to behold—and a refreshing place to meet. Looking for a walkable, friendly, accessible Midwest destination? Take a look at Madison, Wisconsin. The city boasts state-of-the-art meeting facilities in a compact,...
This Week on the Convene Podcast: Disagreeing Without Dehumanizing and Leading With an Artist’s Mindset
Here’s what’s new on the Convene Podcast this week. Article: ‘Disagree With Ideas, Don’t Dehumanize People’ A new movement to give people tools to have more productive and humane disagreements is gaining ground. Written and read by Michelle Russell, editor in chief...




