It may have taken a village to raise ASAE’s newest event, but its caretakers say it may just be the first true 21st century buyer/seller event (just don’t call it that).

Attorney Tyra Hilliard takes on questions about acts of god, acts of politicians, and other potential situations that could make your event “illegal, impossible, or impracticable.”

Your senior execs aren’t as different from your Millennial attendees as you may think.

Today’s event security has to do a lot more than just ensure that your attendees and staff will be physically safe from harm.

Book a meeting at the Omni Dallas Hotel and the 6,660 LED-light fixtures on the hotel’s 23-story exterior is the canvas for your logo or message. How’s that for a brand experience...

From marketing to scheduling to formatting, here’s how you can get the most people to get the most out of the webinars your organization produces.

As an umbrella organization representing more than 30 associations focused on meetings and conventions, the Events Industry Council, formerly the Convention Industry Council, has its ear to the ground. At a recent EIC meeting, members discussed...

The hashtag printer trend continues to gain on the conference scene, not surprising for a device that works as both a marketing tool and an attendee diversion, and can also be a revenue generator for groups that offer it up as a sponsorship...

Attorney Tyra Hilliard answers your burning cancellation clause questions, from hotels going hypothetical to the ethics of refusing to add room resale into the contract.