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B-to-B Events

  • Inside GitHub Universe’s Secrets to Making Attendees Feel Included

    Attendees at GitHub Universe, held Nov. 13-14 at the Palace Fine Arts in San Francisco, could see themselves and celebrate their individuality at every turn of the event. And that was by design. The annual tech show for programmers who use the brand’s hub for code sharing, publishing and networking leaned on the concepts of […]

  • Stories of the Year, No. 10: Google’s Playground Wins CES

    In what was widely described as “Disney World at CES,” Google took home the prize for the most buzz-generating event of the annual consumer technology show—a theme park ride. Built into the second floor of its mega booth outside the convention center, Google literally took attendees on a multisensory ride through vignettes that told the […]

  • Meet This Year’s Participants: Women in Events 2019

    Women have long recognized the importance of forming connections and supporting one another. For many women, it comes naturally. But new research published this year places scientific evidence behind its benefits.

  • How to Prep for the New Year Like a Dream Teamer

    We’re building our new B-to-B Dream Team—now accepting nominations for our fifth annual recognition program focused on b-to-b event marketers As 2020 approaches, we’re going back to the future to ramp up for our fifth annual B-to-B Dream Team initiative, gleaning insights and inspiration from our 2019 roster to prepare for the year ahead. Last […]

  • Photo Tour: Audi Russia Transforms an Auto Launch into a Three-act Circus

    Automotive launch events are designed to dazzle audience members, often taking the shape of a stage presentation and flashy reveal moment, but Audi Russia flipped the standard format on its head to introduce its new compact SUV, the Q3. Straying from the typically buttoned-up auto launch, the brand transformed its event into a three-act circus, […]