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The announcement comes a day after Mr. Blessing was spotted at a party on Wednesday night at the luxury Belvedere hotel in Davos, whose attendees also included Deutsche Bank's co-chief executive Anshu Jain.

Over the past two decades, many cities have built exhibition halls or expanded existing convention centers in the hope of attracting professional associations and similar groups, whose attendees typically spend four or five days in a city.

Mr. Ackman's chief legal adviser is scheduled to proffer the first public reply from activist investors during a panel discussion at Tulane University's corporate law conference in New Orleans, whose attendees will be called on for comment by the S.E.C.

Both cofounders appeared earlier this month at the Allen & Co. Media and Technology Conference in Sun Valley, Idaho, an event that attracts many of the wealthiest and most powerful people in U.S. media, technology, and sports, and whose attendees are often on the cusp of taking their companies public — if they haven't already.

Earlier this year, President Trump himself settled a $25 million lawsuit against Trump University, whose attendees alleged that the president's namesake real estate seminars mislead them about supposed business secrets they would learn through enrolling.

But then there are the singers who not only hit the notes but also do so with so much style, grace and charisma that they can quiet a noisy, post-Oscars room whose attendees had just endured so much manufactured drama.

Mara and co-star Ben Foster both wore Calvin Klein Collection to the IFC Films- and Cinema Society-sponsored screening, whose notable attendees included Richard Gere, Robin Wright, Courtney Love, Keith Carradine (who also appears in the movie) and the film's writer and director David Lowery.

Who: You! Be one of the 750 attendees to join GOOD LA (whose past events' attendees have included Natalie Portman, Drew Barrymore, Spike Jonze, Sergey Brin and Larry Page, Al Gore, Jessica Alba, and Malcolm Gladwell) in partying for a cause.

Much as some may loathe the notion, managing ageing buildings and a group of attendees whose number has halved in the past 45 years, can require radical thinking.

Here, at last, is the impersonal ballroom with garish lighting and folding round tables, the throng of attendees whose hands can be shaken and shoulders gripped.

They say if you remember Woodstock, you probably weren't part of it, but attendees whose memories are blurred can come to the museum to "see what they lived through," Mr. Lawrence said, joking.