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Why AI could usher in a golden age for business eventsJuly 2, 2026Why AI could usher in a golden age for business eventsAs artificial intelligence transforms the way we work, it is also reshaping why people attend events. According to the team behind nCino’s annual nSight conference, AI is making face-to-face conversations more valuable than ever – creating a new era where human connection, not content, becomes the industry's greatest asset.fbbfbsbbsbJune 22, 2026Who's next? The succession planning question too many leaders avoidSuccession planning is often treated as tomorrow's problem, until a key employee walks out of the door. Joanne Barratt, managing director of The Venues Collection, argues that developing future talent is one of the most important responsibilities any leader has.adobe legoJune 15, 2026Culture is not a perk – it's an agency's biggest competitive advantageAs agencies battle burnout, talent shortages and growing client expectations, INVNT EMEA managing director Claudia Stephenson argues that culture is a business strategy.strata planning vestyJune 10, 2026When your £1m event loses its venue 48 hours before launchStrata's Hannah Vesty explains why crisis management is less about avoiding panic, and more about planning for it long before disaster strikes.footfall crazyApril 13, 2026Stop measuring footfall! 5 metrics that prove live events drive real revenueTurnover, not turnstiles: why total attendance is no longer a valid KPI for a B2B conference or a high-end brand activation in 2026.From passive to participatory: how user-generated content transforms event impactMarch 18, 2026From passive to participatory: how user-generated content transforms event impactCreating a more memorable attendee experiencejoanne barrattJanuary 23, 2026The old rules of event careers don’t apply anymoreFor years, aspiring event leaders followed a “formula” to climb the ladder. But when they landed senior roles, gaps in operations, strategy, and commercial know-how often appeared. Today, career paths are evolving - and planners are stronger for it.becca shanksJanuary 20, 2026Why the unwritten brief will win in 2026Above all else, we need to be curiousTrends report highlights ‘golden era’ for meetings and events industryNovember 25, 2025Trends report highlights ‘golden era’ for meetings and events industryThe IBTM Trends Report 2025 predicts a prosperous future for the meetings and events industry by 2026 despite global challenges, highlighting its growth, resilience, and attractiveness for financial investments.Foxhills Meeting SurveyOctober 28, 2025Thursdays oust Fridays as most popular day for off-site meetingsA survey by Foxhills Club & Resort reveals Thursday is now the most popular day for off-site meetings, followed by Wednesday. Businesses also prefer full-day sessions and value location most in planning.Show More
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