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New FTC Rule Addresses Common Event Scams

A new ruling by the Federal Trade Commission targets scammers seeking to rip off the business events industry, paving the way for direct monetary compensation from bad actors.
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Destination Brief: Atlantic City Sets the Bar for Meaningful Meetings

America’s Playground is moving beyond leisure tourism to become a modern home for meetings and events based on the values of sustainability and corporate social responsibility. Discover why its combination of business, play, and regenerative thinking is attracting event planners in 2024 and beyond.
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The New Age of Data-Driven Event Strategies

In the quest to navigate the event data deluge, the real challenge lies in separating insightful narratives from mere numbers. It's the human touch—crafting memorable experiences and compelling stories—that will ultimately define the success of events in the data-driven age.
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Michelle Allgauer: Building a Resilient Career in Events

Michelle Allgauer deeply values personal and professional relationships. As an event leader, she is doubling down on the irreplaceable value of face-to-face interactions and looking to leverage the power of AI to enhance operational efficiency.
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Addressing the Decline of Music Festivals

Music festivals bring a slew of performers together but their format may be causing ticket sales to plummet pointing to fan burnout on the status quo format of the large events.
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Designing for Belonging

The journey toward creating belonging at meetings and events need not be complicated. Small steps can be taken that will lead you on your way. 
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Putting the We Into Wellness

When it comes to meetings and events, wellness must encompass the entire group, not just a few individuals.