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A Case Study by EARMA: With an increase in attendance from under 1000 to now 2000+ participants, they had to rethink how to retain the "small family" feel and ensure engagement for all despite the expanding numbers.

Johanna Roodt explores how unconferencing can transform Association events into warmer, more inclusive, and mentally supportive experiences

In the last episode of this series, discover how Associations can create engaging experiences by treating their community like storytelling.

In this article initially published by our partners at Boardroom Magazine, Sharon Ashton explores the enduring goals of Associations to...

In 2024, Associations are urged to redefine their approach to member engagement and event organisation by embracing innovative...

The Copenhagen Risk Assessment white paper has been developed at the initiative of our partners at the Copenhagen Convention Bureau, due...

VisitBritain expands its ‘Future of Events’ educational series with the launch of its Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Pathway.

COVID-19 has changed the way of attending conferences. A lot has been written about the planning of events, but much more important are...

At ESAE we held 20 networking and educational events for Association Professionals of every sector and industry in 2020. This white paper...

40 events experts among ESAE members, worked together in groups on the pros and cons for in-person meetings in uncertain times, in the...

40 events experts among ESAE members, worked together in groups on the pros and cons for in-person meetings in uncertain times, in the...

by Dr. Madeleine de Hauke What we’ve gained from using virtual meetings during the COVID pandemic, will shape the future of meetings both...

Post-Event Report of ESAE's session at the 2020 European Association Summit. The session, attended by around 80 Association...

Written by Stylianos Filopoulos, ESAE Board member and Programming Committee Chair, argues that association leaders aren’t the sole...

What does leaving a legacy really mean for the events industry?