The answer is yes, but there are different ways to make it happen. A recent MeetingsNet webinar addressed the key duties of event technologists—and whether you’re the right person for the job.

Two insiders share their experiences executing the Democratic National Convention in August, one of the most high-profile events of 2024.

Events taking place during the hotly contested U.S. presidential election are focusing on productive conversations and de-stressing moments.

Net-Zero Carbon Events is on a roll. It has launched a new A.I. tool, joined a U.N. climate portal, and is getting ready for its critical reporting deadline.

At LEO Events, Hailey Warriner Turner has seen success revamping and streamlining F&B processes. But for her, the biggest reward lies in how those new systems empower her fellow planners.

For one veteran meeting professional, standout exhibitors at IMEX America showcased products that improve marketing, enhance learning, and focus on sustainability.

A Maritz report forecasts expected cost increases for group-focused hotels, airfares, F&B, and wages for event staff. Here’s what to plan for.

In her role at BCD Meetings & Events, Hanzlik creates strategies for accommodating neurodiversity across the meeting experience for hundreds of clients. The winners are attendees as well as event hosts.

In less than 18 months with the Calgary Real Estate Board, Jennifer Hadley has revamped the logistics, agendas, and sponsorship programs for CREB’s big events. She’s also cleverly labeled her approach to driving change.