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Let’s experiment with content format: that’s the intention behind this piece by Global Association Hubs’ Martin Sirk and Exhibitions & Conferences Alliance’s Tommy Goodwin. And at Boardroom, we decided to go for it,

By combining digital tools and innovative campaign strategies, Seoul is keeping associations engaged no matter where they’re located on the globe.

Don Neal, Founder & CEO, 360 Live Media, makes the case for modernization in relation to conferences and annual meetings and how you should be prepared to change your mindset for success.

For Boardroom's Building Back Better series, Vancouver-based Coro Strandberg makes the case for associations playing a strengthened role in helping their members contribute to accelerated social good.

In recent years, Athens has been one of the breakthrough destinations for association  meetings and a star performer delivering impressive events. With the help of the This is Athens-Convention & Visitors Bureau (ACVB), we find out how the city has evolved to serve associations better.

The transport sector, which has suffered tremendously during this period of uncertainty and doubt, has now proven to be an indispensable tool towards the ‘Building Back Better’ process through its role as a connector of most aspects of life with associations again being in the centre of it all.

ESAE member Sharon Ashton, Events Director, EURORDIS-Rare Diseases Europe, shares the tips she learned from online events that associations can apply to in-person events.

By investing in its natural resources, Canada, one of the largest countries in the Western Hemisphere, is emerging as a global leader in the drive toward clean and sustainable energy through industry-leading expertise and thriving events.

A group of association experts have partnered up to launch a new solution designed to help associations grow post-pandemic by adopting a different model for quicker innovation and maximum impact.

With a large-scale revival underway, Canada’s clean-tech hub is injecting new life—and attracting new business—to its bustling city centre.

David Gabathuler, Senior Legal Consultant with Brussels-based Kadrant, discusses how competition law is being recalibrated to ensure that industry can receive the necessary guidance to engage in collective action, in particular to help tackle climate change.

MEET TAIWAN is ahead of the curve as the team has been giving priority to supporting national and international associations in an effort to build a more solid future and create more value for their events.

In these times of change, agility and resilience have proven paramount in remaining open throughout this unprecedented pandemic. In an uncertain landscape, ICC Sydney has successfully and continuously adapted its services to support events going ahead.

The international business events sector is set to gather at IMEX America from 9 – 11 November in its new location of Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. Association professionals will be particularly welcome.

In this Destination DC sponsored MiniCourse, Robert J. Bies, Ph.D, Professor of Management, McDonough School of Business, Georgetown University, explains how you will need to think and act like a startup if you want to to be creative and innovative in the 21st century,

For Boardroom,Tracy Bury, President, AC Forum, and Deputy CEO, World Physiotherapy argues that agility is critical to avoiding injury when it comes to changing direction – just look at sports. So, in what ways does this apply to associations?