Aired July 15, 2020 Presented by McNeel Keenan  CEUS

Opened in 1926, the 38-story Book Tower was once Detroit’s tallest building and an early emblem of the city’s wealth and prestige. Fast forward to

Meeting professionals are optimistic about the state of the meetings and events industry, although their optimism has been tempered a bit as the

There’s an old saying that says when life gives you lemons, make lemonade. Well, life has delivered a truckload of lemons to everyone in the

  Fast Forward Season 1, Episode 2In this episode of Fast Forward, host Logan Pratt sits down with event technology expert

Nothing demonstrates the current shift in what defines luxury more than hotel brands and property experiences.When I started in this industry, luxury

 Will Curran is a tech expert who has seen the rollout, adoption and impact of major meetings technology as it has accelerated at a rapid clip

As an outsider taken by Texas at first sight, I harken to the story of Connecticut native Moses Austin and his Virginia-born son, Stephen Fuller

SAN FRANCISCO ON24, Inc. today unveiled Platform 10 Virtual Events and Environments, a next- generation platform for building virtual conferences

It’s not news that the hardworking people who make up the hotel industry—from housekeepers and wait staff to general managers—have their work cut out

MPI announced that its signature annual event, World Education Congress (WEC), has been postponed from its original June date to

Attracted by the religious freedom offered by Quaker leader and Pennsylvania founder William Penn, the first Amish and Mennonite immigrants settled

An entrepreneur is someone who is willing to work 80 hours per week to avoid working 40 hours per week for someone else! Owning your event

To celebrate our 2024 Meetings Trendsetters, Meetings Today has launched a new podcast series called "Trendsetter Tuesday," in order to learn more

North Carolina’s Piedmont—situated between the Atlantic Coastal Plain and the Appalachian Mountains—is one of the fastest-growing regions in the U.S

From star-studded new entrants to legendary old favorites like Tootsies Orchid Lounge and Robert’s Western World, there’s a honky-tonk to suit every

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Founded in 1758, Pittsburgh became the world’s largest steel producer in 1875 after Andrew Carnegie opened his eponymous Steel Company. This ensuing

From AI and generational shifts to rethinking event design, supplier diversity, prices and the latest and greatest innovation impacting the