What happens when you put a radiation researcher and an architect in the same room? You get bold, imaginative collaborations that lead to global breakthroughs.
What happens when you put a radiation researcher and an architect in the same room? You get bold, imaginative collaborations that lead to global breakthroughs.
(Chicago, IL February 24, 2025) — The Council of Engineering and Scientific Society Executives (CESSE) is pleased to announce the continuation of its premier strategic partnership with Destination Canada (DC) in 2025. This ongoing collaboration reflects the shared commitment of both organizations to advancing opportunities and delivering value for science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) society professionals.
CESSE, recognized as the leading provider of educational, networking, and leadership development opportunities for professionals in STEM societies, serves a growing membership of 961 individuals, including 186 CEOs and 771 staff members. Currently, 197 STEM societies are represented in the association. CESSE continues to elevate its mission through impactful partnerships like the one with Destination Canada.
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As this year’s ACCESSE24 showed, creating a more inclusive and sustainable future is critical to the organizational success of STEM societies and associations.
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Business events can unleash positive ripple effects that are felt long after they end and delegates return home—from opening the door to transformative collaborations and unlocking investment opportunities, to attracting top-notch talent and spurring innovation.
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[Chicago, IL January 29, 2024] — The Council of Engineering and Scientific Society Executives (CESSE) proudly announces an influential partnership with Destination Canada for 2024, including the 2024 CEO Meeting and ACCESSE Conference. This collaboration between two leaders in their respective fields aims to elevate the experience for professionals in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) societies.
More than ever, delegates are considering the sustainability and authenticity of the business events they attend.
With an overwhelming number of organizations around the world investing in sustainability, the message is clear—sustainability is here to stay, so get on board or get left behind. Soon, holding an unsustainable event will not be good enough. But in a world of rising costs, how can we implement sustainability measures and stay on budget?
In 2023, Destination Canada hosted its first ever carbon neutral event, Innovate Canada in Waterloo, Ontario—on budget. To help guide you, here are 10 simple, cost-effective ways we found to make your event more environmentally, socially and economically sustainable.