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Corporate Event Planning Blessings and Blunders
Corporate event planning is not for the faint of heart. With all eyes on you, you’re expected to ensure everything runs smoothly, all attendees are fully engaged,...
The Future is Almost Here: How Event Planners Will Soon be Using Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence, or AI for short, has become a big buzzword in the marketing world over the past few years. But recently, AI has become all...
Transitioning Back to In-Person Events: Some Things Planners Should Keep in Mind
The event planning industry has been uniquely impacted by the pandemic. Planners have spent months scrambling, learning new technologies in an...
What Can Hybrid Events Teach Us About Content Personalization?
Any event planner will tell you the success of an event relies on whether or not the audience was engaged throughout. One way planners have...
How to Measure Your Virtual Event’s ROI!
Over the past year, event planners learned how to quickly adapt and transform their in-person events into virtual ones. Many of us have become aware...
5 Ways to Make Your Corporate Events Greener
The Green Events & Innovations Conference was recently held on March 2 nd, bringing together industry leaders, professionals, governments and...
Your Complete Guide to Choosing the Right Event Technology
There was a time when event technology included a telephone (not cordless), rolodex and pen and paper. You were REALLY advanced if you had a desktop...
7 Unique Virtual Event Ideas to Get Your Audience Engaged!
Over the past year, the pandemic has caused many online platforms, such as gaming and video streaming platforms, to experience a surge in users and...
A Light at the End of the Tunnel: Are Live Events Returning Slowly but Safely?
We’ve just passed the year mark of when the pandemic began to completely turn our lives upside down. Like other industries, the events...
The Right and Wrong Way to Prepare Your Next Virtual Speakers
When developing an event’s agenda, most planners focus on the attendees’ experience. And that makes sense, after all, it’s the attendees that are...