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chris clarke leadershipMarch 23, 2026From boardrooms to beaches: why Chris Clarke is betting big on the South WestAfter years of running global corporate events, Chris Clarke has swapped airport lounges for the Cornish coast - launching Leadership West to reimagine leadership retreats through place, purpose and immersive experiences across Devon, Cornwall and Somerset.forget to talkMarch 20, 2026Has the events industry forgotten how to talk to clients?Corporate events aren’t becoming less human, but the way we sell, plan and communicate around them certainly is, says Tina Benson, founder and managing director of Team Tactics. Here, she explores how digital discovery and communication is changing the industry, and why human connection matters more than ever.AI, venues, and collective intelligence: why we need to press pauseMarch 16, 2026AI, venues, and collective intelligence: why we need to press pauseThomas Mauch on the dangers of rushing to use external AI applications without a thoughtful, shared strategy.agency parentingMarch 10, 2026What no one tells you about agency life and parentingLindsay Neyjahr, client experience director, EMEA, at Identity on the logistics of keeping two small humans alive, on time, fed, and vaguely happy, while also showing up fully for a career you love.salary surveyMarch 9, 2026Fight for events talent intensifies as candidates weigh multiple offersCulture, flexibility and benefits now trump salary for events talent, Live Recruitment Salary Survey reveals.conference care mdMarch 2, 2026Rolling with the times: Conference Care on AI, events, and industry shiftsConference Care MD Andrew Deakin sat down with M&IT to share how AI, sustainability, and shifting client behaviour are shaping the future.studio stories 2February 18, 2026Studio Stories: Capture the moment - without crushing itThe latest in Studio Stories, our series unlocking creative thinking for modern events, is all about living in and experiencing the moment.Houses of parlaimentFebruary 10, 2026Crumbling Parliament, spiralling costs – why the events industry could end up paying the priceAfter more than a decade of debate around its refurbishment, the Palace of Westminster is still unsafe, still unaffordable - and still without a plan. For the events industry, the consequences could last a generation.tms day one 25February 9, 2026What if we’re measuring the wrong things?Ross Barker, vice president of sales EMEA at Northstar Meetings Group, argues it’s time to rethink what success really looks like.consultant nessJanuary 29, 2026The talent shift: why corporate event professionals are choosing consultingA growing number of experienced corporate event professionals are stepping away from in-house roles - not to leave the industry, but to reshape how they work. Event consultant and author Ness Heckscher explores what’s driving the move to consulting.Show More
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