We’ve had over a year of replacing conferences where you travel with virtual conferences. Everybody’s eager to meet in person once the pandemic fades, and the fall calendar is already swarming with ...

Back in another lifetime—by which I mean January—I was giving shout-outs to all the leadership, sales and marketing conferences I thought you shouldn’t miss in 2020. And then came Covid-19. Suddenly, ...

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Public media’s conference organizers are placing calculated bets on when and whether to resume in-person meetings. PBS, which completely canceled its spring 2020 conferences because of the coronavirus ...

No matter what happens in the next couple of years, virtual conferences are not a replacement for face-to-face in person events. We've all seen the headlines: The world is changing. Everyone is ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has transformed nearly every aspect of our lives, and professional conferences are no exception. Many conferences have shifted to an online or hybrid online/in-person format ...

Most of us in higher education go to conferences to do our networking and professional development. Add that to the list of things Covid-19 has ruined this year, at least for those of us who enjoy ...

The University of Pittsburgh’s School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences will host its second International Seating ...

This year, a lot of companies made pledges to reduce their carbon emissions and work toward being net zero. One effective way for companies to do that is to host virtual conferences instead of ...

The conclusion of Apple’s big software shindig this week wraps up a months-long experiment in virtual tech conferences. The experiment isn’t over—far from it, as the coronavirus pandemic shows no real ...

National Hog Farmer's annual New Product Tour allows companies to showcase their latest products for helping producers save ...

Keith Townsend spent six weeks planning his first company conference. More than 200 people showed up to watch 25 expert speakers, but not a single hand was shaken or business card was given. As most ...