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What a Carry On

Richard John has a Bacchanalian feast of moralising to keep us on the straight and narrow The impact of Harvey Weinstein’s revolting behaviour is

Last-minute travel can come at a cost

By Concur The hectic pace of business inevitably leads to some last-minute travel. According to a Concur report released last year, these eleventh-hour booking

Meeting on a budget

By Mark Field FIH, operations director, Victory Services Club Saving money when planning events is an ever important issue, and I enjoyed reading the

No time for complacency

Regular columnist and agency expert Des Mclaughlin makes some 2018 meetings predictions Technology will continue be the driving force in shaping meetings and events

Meeting Martin: On Demand: the content killer

As I am no longer in the youngest age bracket in the workplace, it is now my duty to sneer and scoff at those

There is no failure, only feedback

Richard John takes aim at the broad political scene I’m busy. Aside from preparing for our third cohort of event assistant apprentices, delivering workshops

How the UK Events Industry Board is delivering the government’s vision for the business events sector

By Nick de Bois, chairman, UK Events Industry Board [Twitter: @nickdebois] Last week the first ever Business of Events Senior Leadership Forum was held

Can VR save you time?

By Luiz Mazzari, deputy general manager, 30 Euston Square From roller coaster rides to immersive computer games and trainings in surgical procedures, virtual reality

Where are the women?

Rob Davidson on the gender imbalance The Oxford Union is under fire once again for the gender imbalance in terms of the speakers it

5 big questions to drive audience engagement

By Robert Edmonds, managing director of NRG Digital The process of creating engaging digital content for videos and events is often complex, involving multiple different

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