Podcast
Skift Meetings Forum: How Did It Go?
Editor-in-Chief Miguel Neves and Executive Editor Andrea Doyle share their favorite moments from Skift Meetings’ annual event—and look ahead to next year.
Articles tagged “event design”
F&B
Does Cannabis Belong at Business Events?
Though half the states in the U.S. have legalized cannabis, most business events are still not ready to serve sparkling THC-infused elixirs and gift attendees with boutique edibles.
Event Design
The Old Playbook Will Not Work for Today’s Corporate Events
Data, substance, and sustainability take center stage at today’s corporate events.
Diversity and Inclusion
Next-Gen FOMO: Why Actual Face Time Beats Screen Time for Gen Z
Stop planning meetings like it’s 2010. Gen Z doesn’t have the same values as Boomers, and planners who don’t evolve may find themselves out of step.
Event Design
Seasonal Event Ideas To Wow Your Clients Year-Round
As the calendar turns, so do the creative possibilities for eventprofs. Here are the best seasonal event ideas that are timely, practical, and audience favorites.
Careers
Monique Ruff-Bell Reflects on TED’s 40-year Evolution and Her Personal Leadership Journey
TED’s chief program and strategy officer took center stage at Skift Meetings Forum, inspiring 250 meeting professionals to think strategically about their careers.
Inspiration
Seth Godin on Transforming Meetings
Seth Godin has spent decades inspiring thousands of audiences to make change happen. At Skift Meetings Forum, he shared some strong advice for planners.
Event Design
Hyatt’s New Customer-Centric Approach to Meetings
Together by Hyatt takes the hotel company’s commitment to care to another level, helping planners save time on planning and accomplish their goals, like creating more sustainable meetings.
Technology
How to Level Up Your Sales Kickoffs
Sales kickoffs (SKOs) start the engine for a productive year. Securing the right technology partner can ensure they reach their maximum potential and drive growth.
Podcast
Rethinking Next-Gen Events
For an event to be memorable for younger-generation attendees, it must be meaningful and authentic—not just creative.