Professionals across the Liverpool City Region are being encouraged to join a growing network of academics, clinicians and industry leaders who are helping to secure major national and international conferences for the region, as Club Liverpool celebrates the achievements of its ambassador community.
Liverpool Experience Campus, the new name for the organisation formerly known as The ACC Liverpool Group, today officially unveils its new brand, marking the start of an exciting chapter for one of the UK’s leading event destinations.
Today it’s hard to tell what’s real and what’s fake online and, according to the latest Edelman Trust Monitor data, distrust is the default mode for over 50% of modern consumers.
To thrive in this crowded world where AI is becoming the first point of discovery, being visible and grabbing attention isn’t enough.
If you work in live events, experience marketing, or live communications, this October’s NEO Summit 26 in Hamburg is worth a serious look. Billed as the only AI conference focused entirely on the event industry, it’s a deliberately intimate gathering, capped at 400 professionals, designed around depth of learning rather than sheer scale.
According to Sustainability Simplified, measuring emissions is supposed to help people reduce, but in reality, the biggest barrier isn’t the ambition to do the right thing, it’s time. Rather than focusing on ways to reduce the impact of events, teams are tied up with data admin – collecting, moving and reformatting it across multiple tools.
DRPG Film has been listed as number one in the 2026 UK Top 50, a ranking of corporate and brand film production companies published by Moving Image in partnership with EVCOM.
In this episode of the 5at5 Podcast, Joshua Slusarz from Bloomberg joins David Caldwell of Maritz to discuss the future of event marketing and the skills driving the next generation of professionals. Joshua shares insights on curiosity, adaptability, and how AI and data are transforming the role of event teams in shaping business success.
The Scottish Event Campus (SEC) has announced two senior appointments to its leadership team, reinforcing its position as Scotland’s leading destination for conferences, exhibitions, and live entertainment.
This erosion of trust has shifted the nature of public discourse. Increasingly, audiences no longer respond to *what* is being said, but question *whether it is real at all*. The result is a paralysis in communication—how do organisations show up when audiences assume scepticism as a default?
Michael Brennan of Liberty Mutual Insurance joins Diana Frederiksen on the latest ICE 5at5 podcast to discuss leadership, technology and building high performing corporate events teams.