The International Association of Exhibitions and Events has announced the first graduates of its CEM-Advanced Professional program, the latest addition to IAEE’s CEM Learning Program.

The International Association of Exhibitions and Events has announced the 2019 recipients of the Helen Brett™ Scholarship and Bob Dallmeyer Education Fund Grant.

The Oregon Convention Center’s $40 million renovation has been completed, marking the facility’s first major overhaul since it was built 30 years ago.  

Distractions surround us, especially as technology has become a major part of our professional and personal lives. It’s estimated that 20% of people struggle with chronic procrastination. Here are a few mistakes to avoid so you can become more productive.

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In 2020, plant-based meals will be more in demand than ever before. Are you ready for the future generation’s menu demands?  

After selling Snow Show less than three years ago, Snowsports Industries America has decided to get back into the show business with the purchase the Boston and Denver Ski and Snowboard Expos.

While perseverance and determination are great attributes to have if you want to be successful, there are other characteristics you need if you want to get ahead.

In the latest instalment of the Event Technology Awards, Whova took home its fourth Event Technology Award, but this year also marks the first time the company has won in the Best Event App category.

Good work requires focus. In a world where we believe we thrive on multitasking, our constant need to check emails may be stopping us from completing tasks efficiently.

Looking to next year, it’s clear that the event industry will continue to evolve. Here are several things 14 top event professionals say we should watch for in 2020.