B-to-B Events
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B-to-C Events
Has Technology Become a Roadblock to the Face-to-Face Experience?
If there is anything more ubiquitous than measurement in discussions of event marketing, it’s technology. Everything from event management dashboards and CMS to mobile apps, NFC and flexible displays is a part of every conversation and every event. And so it should be. Technology has made this industry more efficient, effective and powerful than almost […]
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B-to-B Events
How Microsoft Reinvented the Worldwide Partner Conference
Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner Conference landed this year at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, a city whose East Downtown district, or “EaDo,” is undergoing a cultural and urban revitalization. It was an appropriate venue for Microsoft’s biggest annual partner event, which this year from July 7 to 11 brought to life its own […]
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B-to-C Events
EventTech 411: Mobile Management and Engagement Tools
Every conversation in the event marketing industry eventually comes around to technology. You want to know what tools are out there to make your jobs easier, make your programs more successful and most crucially, make your target consumers love you the most. We have heard your clarion calls for help and now, with this monthly series, EM’s own Ken Briodagh will collect and codify the hottest, newest, most interesting, best (and sometimes worst) technological doohickeys available to you.
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B-to-C Events
Women in Events 2013: Special Report—No Holds Barred
[box type=”coloured” pb_margin_bottom=”no” width=”1/1″ el_position=”first last”] Five years after our first special report, we check in to find out what it takes to be a leading lady in the world of event marketing… Women have graced the cover of Event Marketer magazine 16 times over the past five years. This is exactly the same number […]
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B-to-C Events
Resource Water Launch Event Makes a Splash
As part of a multi-faceted national launch of a new bottled water brand called resource, Nestlé Waters North America in June held an event in New York City that caught the attention of national media and put the brand on consumer radar screens.
Resource is a premium water brand made from 100-percent sustainably sourced spring water and natural electrolytes that give it a distinctive, crisp taste. It comes in bottles made from 50 percent recycled plastic.




