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Teen Vogue’s annual summit took place December 1 at 72andSunny in Los Angeles. The event, which was produced in house by CNX, featured a giant chalkboard where attendees could write why self-expression is important.

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Author Priya Parker and BizBash C.E.O. David Adler discussed the art of creating meaningful gatherings at the Event Innovation Forum at BizBash Live: New York. Later, in a masterclass session, Kevin Mignone of KM Productions shared how his team created the stage.

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The Top 500 People in Events

(Pictured, from left): Michael Skolnik, Erica Boeke, Priya Parker, Anthony Larrisey

Who's Speaking at BizBash Live: New York 2018

The annual Makers Conference in Los Angeles draws advocates for women’s rights from the tech, entertainment, business, and nonprofit fields. This year’s speakers included Hillary Clinton and screenwriter Lena Waithe (right).

Creating Authentic Events for Women in the Era of #MeToo

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Exclusive: Condé Nast Launches New Event Management Software—With a Twist

From left: Justin Boone, Jaime Geffen, Cara Kleinhaut, Debi Lilly

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For the opening keynote session on Saturday, 17-year-old actress and activist Yara Shahidi interviewed Hillary Clinton. Clinton repeatedly emphasized the importance of getting young people to vote in the 2018 midterm elections. “We are facing a concerted effort to turn back progress. … This is not some abstract civic engagement. This is a burning house,” she said. “The fire’s not that big yet and there still is a lot of time to put it out. It will only be put out by people standing up, claiming their rights and their values again—and getting out to vote.”

13 Generation Z-Friendly Ideas From the 'Teen Vogue' Summit

At all five meet-ups, guests will be able to attend two-minute mentoring sessions with the evening’s speakers, including Teen Vogue editor in chief Elaine Welteroth.

Q&A: How 'Teen Vogue' Is Shaking Up the Traditional Conference Format