The Event Service Professionals Association (ESPA) elected Eric L. Logan as its new president at its annual conference in Louisville, Kentucky that

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The Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board (L.A. Tourism) launched the Meet L.

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The International Association of Conference Centers (IACC) The Americas, announced that the global association will present a webinar on December 8

With the global pandemic exacerbating our stress levels, how can we keep our health in check? When faced with a stress-induced thyroid disorder, Dr.

Los Angeles health officials are investigating a measles outbreak—the first cases of transmission within the county in 2019, according to the L

Welcome to the era of the hybrid meeting. While meetings may still emanate from within a function room, they are increasingly extending far beyond

Whether virtual, in-person, or hybrid, one thing rings true–content is king. But in this new age of content consumption, how do you create a cohesive

The Santa Ana winds have slowed and weather conditions have improved across the Greater Los Angeles area, helping crews of some 8,500 firefighters as

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Congratulations…your session has been chosen to be live streamed and you get to connect with the virtual audience! That means that you will

I am very happy to see the perception of hybrid meetings shifting from “what are they” to “why do I need them?” I feel like