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AI: From anxiety to practicality
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Trust is a competitive advantage
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The case for turning off ‘always on’
Meaningful breaks and simple rituals can protect well-being, deepen learning and spark stronger connections. So why do so many events still leave attendees with no room to breathe?
By Blair Potter

The Well-being Issue | July/August 2026

Achieving better well-being for oneself and one's event attendees by recognizing the specific needs of the individual is a regular theme throughout this issue of The Meeting Professional. Learn from your fellow event pros about their well-being best practices, insights on wellness improvements we've made as an industry in recent years (and the work that remains) and why we must turn off "always on."

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Blue pill or blue ocean?
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April 2026

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Event sustainability takes center stage

Lauren Keiser and Lindsay Arell join host Michael Pinchera for a conversation exploring the latest trends driving eco-conscious planning, from waste reduction and carbon tracking to enhanced stakeholder engagement and data management.
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Q3 2026 Meetings Outlook

Event professionals are more optimistic about business conditions and live attendance for the year ahead, while premium-experience costs and intentional event design continue to shape planning decisions.

Q2 2026 Meetings Outlook

Costs are up, attendance optimism is down and "favorable" budgets still don't quite feel like relief. This landscape is forcing event professionals to focus on value and the experience while defending what makes in-person indispensable.