If your meeting team has devolved into a bunch of never-unplugged, ever-stressed staffers, consider setting new limits on workplace communications.

It doesn’t have to be stressful, confusing, or overwhelming—but you do need to ask the right questions.

Top caterers share their forecast for event menu trends in 2020.

An excerpt from a new guide to creating an event risk management plan

An instructor at the University of Michigan warns his students about "continuous partial attention," and his ideas make sense for your attendees, too.

Today's college students benefit from content delivered in chunks that are 10 minutes or shorter, says a former instructor. Would that work for your attendees, too?

Read how and why IMEX group put its philosophy into words.

Unique event experiences focus on human potential, helping the attendees see more clearly even when they are in the dark.

Customize this inclusivity questionnaire to get a true picture of what your attendees need to fully participate.

Consultant Sarah Galbraith Laucks, CMP, has 25 years of expertise running meetings for people with disabilities, inclusive events, and educational programming.