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Africa, Ready to Leave Legacies

2nd April 2018

Jeffers Miruka is the President of the African Society of Association Executives (AfSAE), with over ten years of combined experience in association management . He shares with Boardroom his views on how Africa is developing fast, both as an association and a meetings destination.

Australian Legacies: World AIDS in Melbourne

18th March 2018

Australia is at the forefront of medical research and innovation, and high-profile conferences which have lasting legacies, as did World AIDS which took place in Melbourne in 2014, also partake of Australia’s influence on the global stage.

A Broader Perspective in Lampedusa

13th February 2018

By involving local communities you can create a concrete legacy for host destinations. Whether it be business events or association congresses, strategic results can be achieved for everyone, the organiser, the attendees and local stakeholders.

ICC Sydney Pioneers First-Ever Legacy Programme

2nd December 2017

ICC Sydney has unveiled a new multi-faceted legacy programme designed to show that conferences can make a positive impact in multiple ways.

Australia Rockets to Success
with IAC 2017

17th October 2017

Australia rocketed firmly into the space industry with the hosting of the 68th International Astronautical Congress (IAC) in Adelaide in September 2017 - the largest conference to be held in Adelaide to date.

Sarawak Help Associations Make an Impact

29th September 2017

Amelia Roziman, COO of the Sarawak Convention Bureau, explains all about the organization’s efforts to attract associations to Kuching and how it partakes of an overall strategy to make the region grow, while leaving a long-lasting impact.

Three Legacy Opportunities for Associations

6th April 2017

International professional associations that convene congresses in destinations around the world mustn’t miss out on the opportunity to leave a legacy according to IAPCO

Legacy: Feeding the Hungry in Host Meeting Destinations

29th March 2017

Michelle Russell, editor in chief of PCMA Convene, writes about how donating left-over food from meetings can benefit the community.

A Political Perspective on the Legacy of Meetings

13th March 2017

Geoff Donaghy, AIPC President, argues that, whether or not we like it, most of us in the meetings industry are heavily dependent on government support.

Accessible Playgrounds in Urban Neighborhoods: A Legacy Story

7th March 2017

Barbara Palmer, senior editor and director of digital content for PCMA Convene, writes about a playful approach to meetings.