Recent MEET Survey Responses Reveal a Changing Planning Landscape By Olivia Grooms Meeting planners today are operating in a landscape that demands both adaptability and
By Kaitlyn Wallace Summer events can be as challenging as they are satisfying. Along with the hundreds of routine planning tasks—coordinating with vendors, managing client
Moving Beyond Five-Year Event Strategies in a Fast-Changing World By Kyle Sadewhite For years, long-term event planning meant locking in venues five years out, building
By Kent Harris Event day is here. All systems are a go… or at least they should be. With proper advance planning, there should be
By Shannon Eason Using the words inspiring and pushy in the same sentence doesn’t sound quite right, does it? When I think of inspiring, phrases
By Rachel Rubin Wilkins As we move further into the 2026 event season, the industry is shifting from simply “filling rooms” to “fueling relationships.” In
By Rachel Rubin Wilkins With the popularity of events and attendance on the rise, the event industry is riding a sustained wave of post-pandemic participation,
By Kaitlyn Wallace Everyone loves a free gift. Perhaps even more exciting is winning a raffle or receiving an award or token of appreciation. These
By David Clote A keynote speaker can either be the “key” to an event’s success, or the catalyst for its failure. When searching for the
Tom Koch, the events executive vice president at Communication Technologies International (CTI), says “If [your audience] can’t hear, see, or understand [a] speaker and the
Recent MEET Survey Responses Reveal a Changing Planning Landscape By Olivia Grooms Meeting planners today are operating in a landscape that demands both adaptability and
By Kaitlyn Wallace Summer events can be as challenging as they are satisfying. Along with the hundreds of routine planning tasks—coordinating with vendors, managing client
Moving Beyond Five-Year Event Strategies in a Fast-Changing World By Kyle Sadewhite For years, long-term event planning meant locking in venues five years out, building
By Kent Harris Event day is here. All systems are a go… or at least they should be. With proper advance planning, there should be
By Shannon Eason Using the words inspiring and pushy in the same sentence doesn’t sound quite right, does it? When I think of inspiring, phrases
By Rachel Rubin Wilkins As we move further into the 2026 event season, the industry is shifting from simply “filling rooms” to “fueling relationships.” In
By Rachel Rubin Wilkins With the popularity of events and attendance on the rise, the event industry is riding a sustained wave of post-pandemic participation,
By Kaitlyn Wallace Everyone loves a free gift. Perhaps even more exciting is winning a raffle or receiving an award or token of appreciation. These
By David Clote A keynote speaker can either be the “key” to an event’s success, or the catalyst for its failure. When searching for the
Tom Koch, the events executive vice president at Communication Technologies International (CTI), says “If [your audience] can’t hear, see, or understand [a] speaker and the
