— Zack Overton, Samsung
Influences Have More Power Than Ever: The Fashion week Case Study
— Mark Tevis, The Daily Front Row
Carla Ruben, Creative Edge
Anna Sekula, BizBash
Organizers Now Open to More Unexpected Outcomes When Events Co-Created with Participants
— Ben Roth, MTKG
Mobile First Even On B2B Events
— David Landgraf, Blackstone
The Rise of the Internal Event Departments Are Unlocking Waves of Employee Pride
— Stephanie Rudnick, MKTG
Adam Suellentrop, First Agency
The Festivalization of Events: Pairings are Not Just Food and Wine Anymore
— David Adler, BizBash
Beth Koramik, BizBash
What I Learned Being a Mary Kay Salesperson.(Hint: Everyone is Special)
— David Beahm, David Beahm Experiences
Contact is Now King: It’s Not Just the Experience But Who is In the Room
— Colin Cowie, Colin Cowie Experiences
The Morphing Divide Between Meeting Planner, Event Marketing and Experiential Design
— Bernard Toliver, Renasisance Meetings
Data Is Helping Brands Achieve Intimacy and Life Beyond and Event
Experienced by Few, Seen By Many is How Strategist Look at World: More Collaboration Essential
— Abigal Walker, Jack Morton
Events are the High Touch Part of Experiential Marketing: Not the Most Important.
— Frank Supovitz, Fast Traffic Events
Proven Facts: Events are Critical For Strategy for Solving Business Problem
— Abigal Walker, Jack Morton
J.B. Miller Empire Entertainment
CEO’s Now Accept Events As Important: Now They Need to Perform
— Ben Roth, MTKG
Cloe Langevin, C2ML
Be Your Own Undercover Boss and Live In Your Attendees Shoes
— Nicole Peck, Bizbash
Simplicity is the Ultimate Sophistication
— Sandra de Ovando, Ovando Design
Events Need to Be Transformational Experiences Requiring Deep Audience Knowledge
— Ben Roth, MTKG
Organizers Need to Be Collaboration Artists
— Michele Malejki, CGI
Beth Kormanic, BizBash
Smart CEO’s Realize that Events are Smart Power
— David Adler, BizBash
We are in the Renasiance of the Event Industry With 25% of Marketing Event Related
— Andre Shadrdar, BKA
Stephanie Rudnick, MKTG