California is home to many sustainable convention centers that are helping meeting organizers green their meetings in meaningful ways. Here are a few to consider. 

From cooking classes with local chefs to paddling along the Milwaukee River these teambuilding ideas in Milwaukee will excite and engage attendees. 

U.K.-based Invisible Cities takes corporate social responsibility to new heights, training people who have experienced homelessness to become walking tour guides of their own city. 

Just 35 miles east of Los Angeles, Greater Ontario offers a convenient Southern California meetings and events alternative, with big-city amenities and a small-town feel.

From botanical gardens to tramways and downtown city blocks, here are a variety of ways you can host special events in desert destinations while giving your attendees a genuine sense of place. 

The Net Zero Carbon Events initiative released long-awaited methodology and guidance documents to help organizations around the world achieve net zero. 

New venues, renovated historic properties, a walkable downtown and now a new-and-improved convention center only strengthen the argument to bring your event business to St. Louis. 

Soccer is on the rise in the U.S., and with the sport’s newfound popularity comes a slew of shiny-new stadiums in major metro areas.

Add a dose of history and intrigue to your next meeting or event at one of these captivating historic venues in Louisiana’s capital city.

Leading on the most important issues of today and always providing diversity of choice, there’s a place for every meeting in California—and planners are taking notice as the state continues its strong recovery.