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Where convention skill meets ICCA knowledge
If you involve local stakeholders from the early stages of planning your event, you can stimulate and encourage the involvement of local institutions in the organisation of the event, as they feel an active part of it. Triumph Group International created "the city, its spaces and its most hidden…
Read More“Experiential” has been the buzzword for quite a few years now, but how does this look in practice? Devin McLaughlin, Senior Marketing Research & Media Manager at Calgary TELUS Convention Centre, showed us how utlising new venue space to create unique and memorable events will give your delegates an…
Read MoreAre your event formats and content legacy-driven? Disruptive? Innovative? Tech-focused? Personalised? The word in the meeting room is, it’s time to rethink our approach to association meetings. Here are 4 of the major trends the ICCA team expects to see making a mark on the association meetings…
Read More“The Power of Conferences: stories of serendipity, innovation, and driving social change”, produced by Business Events Sydney and the University of Technology Sydney, gives undeniable evidence that conferences can, and do, create social change. A chance encounter at a conference sets up a series of…
Read MorePhilosophy: “To enable the ICCA community to take concrete form for a week.” Congress links to ICCA Strategic Plan goals *Support Strategic Goal #1 by incorporating new business opportunities into the programme (eg new product launches, education on how to use ICCA services; etc). *Support Strategic…
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