Here’s what entry-level candidates are really looking for and what you might be doing that’s steering them away from applying to work for your events organization.

Gen Z is prioritizing work-life balance on the road, setting new boundaries for business travel that are causing meeting planners to rethink agendas and event design.

Benefiting planners and groups in terms of expanded program resources and choices, here’s how strategic, multifaceted evolution is keeping East Coast players ahead in the group game.

Nebraska’s three major meeting destinations—Omaha, Lincoln and Kearney—are welcoming new hotels, entertainment options and major upgrades to airports and meeting spaces.  

How to get the most audiovisual and production impact without blowing up your event budget

Volunteer coalition Cities of the Big Ten tags destination professionals from nearly 20 college towns.

Three overlooked mental health risks at meetings—information and cognitive overload, isolation for solo attendees and high-pressure environments for speakers—and steps to solve them for an overall better attendee experience.  

Ann Arbor, Michigan, is a hot spot for tech meetings, namely because the destination offers onsite venues with testing facilities for live demonstrations.

With extensive stage-production experience plus a 20-plus-year track record with experiential events, Morgan now heads up a large team helping clients hit the mark with their onsite programs. Here is her philosophy on how those programs can make a deep impression and deliver strong ROI.