Aired April 15, 2020 Presented by Rachel Andrews and Julie Haddix 

[Editor's note: This story has been updated from a previous version from 2019.]We all know the pains of long days on one’s feet—it is

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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

It could be argued that Texas was one of the first states to welcome back a large, high-profile, in-person meeting amid the COVID-19 pandemic:

Knowing and sharing your event history is critical for negotiation leverage.

Knowing and sharing your event history is critical for negotiation leverage.

*Editors Note: This story has been updated from its initial version published on September 26. Meetings Today is following this developing story

IMEX Frankfurt, one of largest annual meetings and events industry exhibitions in the world, announced it will postpone its 2022 event due to the

By the time election day arrives, most are sick of hearing about politics no matter their political leanings.But the policy positions of candidates

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No matter the event, your attendees are diverse individuals who crave engaging experiences that meet their unique needs. In order to deliver an

Aired March 4, 2020 Presented by Lauren Turner  CEUS &

In this Meetings Today podcast, Tyler Davidson talks to James Rees, president of Joint

The list of top event and incentive destinations for 2019 are in. Pacific World

Sweets and indulgence are abound during the holiday season. From festive galas to holiday parties, to celebrations at home, the desserts are often

Dear Ashley, How can teams take steps to be as culturally sensitive as possible when looking to infuse local culture and experiences into

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