Cheryl Oswald is Committed To Coming Back
With a meetings history dotted with hard-won triumphs, Cheryl Oswald remains positive and committed to a COVID-19 comeback.
Good Things Come in Small(er) Packages
Although holiday parties may look a bit different this year, organizations are still celebrating, albeit on a smaller scale.
The New Face of Incentive Travel
Incentive travel is making a comeback, with companies choosing regional destinations over faraway places.
Global Events Industry Aligns Behind Climate Targets
The global events industry is working to help unite the world to tackle climate change.
What Good Is a Hobby?
There are measurable health benefits to having a hobby. In 2010, a team of researchers from several universities cited outcomes from across four studies of 1,394 men and women who had various health issues and also engaged in hobbies: lower body mass index, smaller waist circumference, lower blood pressure, lower stress hormones and better overall health.
What Good is a Hobby?
A hobby can help you relax, or give you something to look forward to. But did you know there are measurable health benefits to having a hobby?
You Still Have a Chance to Participate in an Important Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Initiative
You can help determine what the path toward diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) will look like in the meetings and events industry.
You Still Have a Chance to Participate in an Important Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Initiative
You can help determine what the path toward diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) will look like in the meetings and events industry.
You Can’t Impede Human Connection
Despite concerns about the delta variant, new data from Freeman, a global event leader, show that face-to-face events can be safer than some daily activities, like going to the grocery store.
You Can’t Impede Human Connection
New data from Freeman, a global event leader, show that face-to-face events can be safer than some daily activities, like going to the grocery store.