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#172: AI and the Human Touch

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#171 The Meetings Industry's Transformation

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#170 Has Wellness Reached a Tipping Point?

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#169 IMEX America 2024 in Review: From Baseball to Pickleball, the Industry Is All-In on Personalized Experiences

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#168 Health-Conscious Nonalcoholic Cocktails Offer an Alternative To Sugary Mocktails

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#167 Making the Most of IMEX America 2024

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#166: Skift Meetings Forum: How Did It Go?

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#165 Behind the Scenes of Skift Meetings Forum 2024

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#164 Rethinking Next-Gen Events

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#163 How the 2024 Election Could Impact the Meetings Industry

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#162: Behind the Scenes of Skift’s Live Events

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#161 Extreme Weather Impacting Events

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#160: Start Planning Your Holiday Gatherings

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#159: DEI at a Crossroads

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#158: Has AI Jumped the Shark?

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#157 Gerrit Jessen: Hospitality Across Continents

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#156 Melinda Burdette: Planning for Planners

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#155 Robyn Duda: Creating Genuine Human Connections

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#154 Andrea Cadotto: Detroit, a Community That Cares

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#153 The State of Event Tech 2024

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#152 Ronny Coombs: Career Goal – The Events Industry

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#151 Rafat Ali and Brian Quinn: How to Make a Bad Conference Good

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#150 Helen Bassett: The Power of a Story

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#149 Timothy Glanzer: Elevating by Example

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#148 Bonnie Grant: Bridging Life Sciences and Hospitality

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#147 Gregg Talley: Building Human Connection and Communities

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#146 Joe Rivers: Venturing Beyond Boundaries

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#145 Lorne Edwards & Jane Vukovich: Driving Economic Growth Through Storytelling

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#144 Rob Adams: People, Moments and Memories

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#143 Gianna Gaudini: The Art of Event Planning

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#142 Kinsey Fabrizio: The New Face of Consumer Technology

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#141 Nicola Kastner: The Event Strategist with Intention

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#140 Thomas Reiser: The Evolution of Association Management

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#139 Monique Ruff-Bell: Smile Through the Pain

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#138 Michelle Allgauer: Building a Resilient Career in Events

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#137 Andre Cholewinski: Supporting Local Causes Is Better Than Boycotting Destinations

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#136 Martha Donato: Cultivating Community Through Creativity

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#135 Sissi Lygnou: Professional Congress Organizer

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#134 Dan Macsai: Chief Events Officer

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#133 Skift Meetings Megatrends 2024

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#132 Mathias Sondermann: Creating a Target Audience of One

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#131 Joe Pine: The Experience Economy

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#130 Alex Reynolds: Maximizing Connections to Unlock Event ROI

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#129 John Hense: Grit - Key to a Successful Event

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#128 Colja Dams: The Drive to Innovate Live Marketing

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#127 Amanda Armstrong: The Intersection of Passion and Impact

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#126 Jill Blood: Navigating the Legal Middle Ground

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#125 Lance Trebesch: True Partnership

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#124 Gary LaBranche: Safe, Not Sorry

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#123 Gabriel Seder: The Future of Destination Organizations

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#122: Jaimé Bennett: Transparent and Authentic Leadership

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#121 Scott Beck: Embracing Change

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#120 Thuy Diep: Creating Connections Consciously

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#119 Simon Thewlis: Events Make an Enormous Contribution to Society

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#118 Kelly Cavers: Discovering America's First Resort Destination

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#117 Daphne Hoppenot: The Future of Communities

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#116 Deana Ivey: Nashville Booms with Music and Conventions

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#115 Peggy Williams-Smith: Milwaukee Taking the National Stage

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#114 Anush Alexander: The ROI of In-Person Events

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#113 Liz Lathan: Building Engaging Communities

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#112 David Peckinpaugh: Unleashing Human Potential

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#111 Vanessa Lovatt: Customer-Obsessed Leadership

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#110 Christina Ghani-Smith: Baltimore’s Sporting Legacy Enhances Meetings and Conventions

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#109 Kitty Ratcliffe: Uncovering the Untold Story

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#108 Sheriff Karamat: The Business of Business Events

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#107 David T. Stevens: Return on Wellness

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#106 Mark Cooper: Delivering Exceptional Meeting Experiences

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#105 Jonathan Martin: The Craft of Storytelling

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#104 Stacy Ritter: Shining a Light on Everyone “Under the Sun”

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#103 Ewandro Magalhães: How Translation Powers Inclusion

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#102 Matt Kleinrock: Brand Building

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#101 Stan Smith: Celebrating Motor City's Resurgence

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#100 Cleo Battle: Going to Bat for Louisville

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#99 David Jefferys: Giving a Voice to the Meeting Industry's LGBT Community

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#98 Luke Bilton: Community Before Events

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#97 Brecht Putman and Karl Vrancken: The Circular Economy

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#96 Ren Akinci: Advocating for Change

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#95 Lisa Messina: Leading Vegas Style

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#94 Event Technology Made Simple

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#93 Geneviève Leclerc: The Societal Impact of Business Events

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#92 Anca Platon Trifan: Inspiring Women in Event Production

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#91 Virginie De Visscher: Environmental Change May Be Uncomfortable, but It Is Necessary

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#90 David Kliman: Speaking the Language of the C-Suite

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#89 Julie Coker: Breaking Barriers and Paving the Way

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#88 Paul Van Deventer: Proving the Value of Meetings to the Wider Business World

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#87 Panos Moutafis: Understanding Attendee Behavior

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#86 Annette Gregg: Incentives, Trends and Personal Missions

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#85 Eric de Groot: Meetings by Design

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#84 Kemp Gallineau & Drew Pinto: The Evolution of Instant Booking Solutions

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#83 Tommy Goodwin: Elevating the Business Events Industry Starts With Advocacy

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#82 Kai Hattendorf: The Evolution of the Exhibition Industry

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#81 Ken Holsinger: New Audience Priorities

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#80 Tim Flors & Oral Muir: The Future of Group Bookings

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#79 Clemi Hardie: Building a Better Work-Life Balance

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#78 Marta Gomes: A Vibrant Membership Makes a Prosperous Association

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#77 Al Hutchinson: Paving The Way During Unprecedented Challenges

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#76: 2023 Event Trends

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#75: Nick Borelli: Why Event Planners Need Humane Event Tech

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#74: State of Event Tech

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#73 Andrew Fleming-Brown: The Community-Led Venue Leading the Race to Net Zero