The International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA) has announced that eight members of the ICCA Future Leaders Council have completed their first project on the centrality of social responsibility in meeting the post-pandemic needs of association meetings. The ICCA Future Leaders Council was launched in March 2021, with the aim to provide a platform to extend the influence of young leaders within the ICCA Community and make a lasting impact on our industry. Hear from the Future Leaders Council on their first project here: The ICCA White Paper, Disrupting the Status Quo: Young Professionals’ Approach to Social Sustainability assesses how change begins with the people attending and organising meetings, rather than meeting environmental KPIs. The Future Leaders Council has aimed to redefine social sustainability through the eyes of young event professionals and provides recommendations on how to attract and retain them in the industry. To learn more, please download the White Paper here.
Social responsibility at forefront of ICCA post-pandemic White Paper
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