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London's events sector will be affected if plans for the House of Lords to decant into The QEII Centre (while much-needed repairs are made to the Palace of Westminster) go ahead. 📺🎧the full discussion on #TheMeetingRoomPodcast now. on YouTube 👉youtu.be/_US9XskAdog on Spotify 👉open.spotify.com/episode/1YFT56…

From passive to participatory: how user-generated content transforms event impact. ✍️for @meetpie, Mike Leeson, general manager at CTM M&E, looks at how user-generated content is emerging as a powerful - and cost-effective - way to turn attendees into advocates, storytellers and long-term brand champions 🔗mitmagazine.co.uk/Meetings/Strat…

Would Nigel Farage curb the tourism and business events marketing budget if he was Prime Minister? For predictions on how the business events sector would fare if Reform UK got into power watch the full episode of #TheMeetingRoomPodcast 🎙️ 📺🎧 episode on YouTube👉youtu.be/_US9XskAdog on Spotify 👉open.spotify.com/episode/1YFT56…

Has the UAE bubble burst? Despite the impact of the Iran conflict, many corporate event organisers think the UAE's world‑class meetings scene will rebound fast. 📖their views now on @Meetpie 🔗mitmagazine.co.uk/Meetings/Agenc…

Reform UK’s plans to cut uni places could hit academically linked events. In #TheMeetingRoomPodcast, Paul Harvey & James Lancaster explore what the party’s policies mean for the events sector. 🎧📺on YouTube: youtu.be/_US9XskAdog or Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/1YFT56…

🎙️On #TheMeetingRoomPodcast, Paul Harvey & James Lancaster explore what Reform UK’s rise could mean for the events industry, and whether ex-Tory Liz Truss would be an asset or a risk to the political party 📺🎧on YouTube👉 youtu.be/_US9XskAdog 📺🎧on Spotify 👉open.spotify.com/episode/1YFT56…

🤹 What’s it like juggling agency life with parenting? Lindsay Neyjahr from Identity shares an honest, relatable take on balancing work and family life 🔗mitmagazine.co.uk/People/What-no…

What impact would a Reform UK government have on the UK's business events? In the latest episode of #TheMeetingRoomPodcast Paul Harvey and James Lancaster discuss what the fallout would be for events if the right-wing populist party gained more power🎙️ 🎧📺on YouTube 👉youtu.be/_US9XskAdog or Spotify 👉open.spotify.com/episode/1YFT56…

BREAKING📰International MICE event M&I EXPO, due to take place in Abu Dhabi 14-16 April 2026 has been postponed due to the situation in the Middle East 🔗mitmagazine.co.uk/Meetings/Inaug…

As Paul Harvey says, the UK is known for being 'open in every sense of the word' but could that change under a Reform UK government? In the latest episode of #TheMeetingRoomPodcast Paul and James Lancaster explore the impact a potential Reform UK government could have on business events 🎧📺on YouTube: youtube.com/shorts/72AjwB9… Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/1YFT56…

How do shifts in national policy and attitudes toward DEI impact the events industry? In the latest episode of #TheMeetingRoomPodcast, James Lancaster and Paul Harvey discuss the potential impact on DEI programmes, sponsorship, and the wider UK events landscape if Reform UK got into power. 🎧📺 on: YouTube 👉 lnkd.in/eAMJqEH7 Spotify 👉 lnkd.in/e28p_h6T

What would happen to the UK’s business events sector if Reform UK got into power? And more specifically, how would it impact DEI? Paul Harvey and James Lancaster discuss in the latest episode of #TheMeetingRoomPodcast 🎧📺on Spotify 👉open.spotify.com/episode/1YFT56… on YouTube 👉youtu.be/_US9XskAdog

What would the rise of right-wing populist party Reform UK, with its policies on immigration control, tax cuts, and reducing government spending, mean for our internationally-minded events industry? Find out our thoughts in the latest episode of #TheMeetingRoomPodcast 📺🎧now on YouTube 👉 youtu.be/_US9XskAdog On Spotify 👉open.spotify.com/episode/1YFT56…

📢Calling all EMEA #eventplanners, the @NorthstarMeets / @cvent PULSE Survey is open and is waiting for your responses. 👉 surveymonkey.com/r/825FWSJ

The NEW episode of #TheMeetingRoom (out today) gets political as Paul Harvey and James Lancaster ask the question 'what would happen to the events industry if Reform UK got into power? 🎧📺 now on YouTube 👉lnkd.in/eYwAusfd On Spotify 👉open.spotify.com/episode/1YFT56…

What could rising support for Reform UK mean for events? M&IT editor Paul Harvey & James Lancaster, editor of @AssociationMeet explore sector impacts and more in the latest episode of #TheMeetingRoomPodcast, out this Friday 27 Feb. 🎧on YouTube and Spotify

A racial slur at Sunday’s BAFTAs has reignited big questions around safeguarding, accessibility and crisis response at live events. Diversity Alliance's Gabrielle Austen‑Browne and @EventWellUK's Helen Moon unpack what went wrong — and what organisers must learn. 🔗mitmagazine.co.uk/People/Diversi…

A key takeaway from the latest episode of #TheMeetingRoomPodcast: the global events industry needs a united voice amid growing uncertainty. As AMI editor James Lancaster tells Emma Eversham, external pressures like Trump’s proposed tourism screening plan make it essential. 🎧 or 📺now on YouTube youtu.be/ntKP5ec1Dso on Spotify open.spotify.com/episode/3A6M5s…

The events industry has proven its value — but fragmented advocacy may be weakening its voice. Could one clearer voice drive greater impact? 🎧or 📺the full episode of #TheMeetingRoomPodcast on YouTube 👉youtu.be/ntKP5ec1Dso on Spotify👉open.spotify.com/episode/3A6M5s…

The events industry has plenty of associations, but is it TOO many? AMI editor James Lancaster explores whether fragmented advocacy is diluting the message in the latest episode of #TheMeetingRoomPodcast. 📺🎧👇 YouTube: youtu.be/ntKP5ec1Dso Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/3A6M5s…