Event Marketer

Event Marketer magazine was founded in 2002 to serve the information needs of strategic brand-side event marketers and agency executives across the spectrum of face-to-face marketing.
  • Women in Events 2023: Q&A with Interactive Entertainment Group

    What do you do and what do you offer? I proudly stand at the forefront of experiential marketing with Interactive Entertainment Group. From seamlessly integrating next-gen holograms into brand activations to bringing sports enthusiasts closer to the action with our immersive simulators, we provide cutting-edge interactive experiences to our clients on a national scale. Every […]

  • Women in Events 2023: Q&A with Highmark Techsystems

    The event marketing agency’s most trusted structural partner. We are the event agency’s ultimate structural partner and take our tagline—“We’ve Got You Covered”—to heart. We are best known for our complete line of modular, double-deck and single-story exhibits. Whether your needs are for an intimate setting or a giant, multi-story custom building, we have solutions […]

  • Women in Events 2023: Q&A with LEO Events

    Tell us more about LEO Events. For over a decade, LEO Events has been a pioneer in global brand experiences. Whether longstanding or new, we always immerse ourselves in our clients’ brand and work as an extension of their team. From elaborate festivals for tens of thousands to intimate engagements for a few dozen attendees, […]

  • Women in Events 2023: Q&A with OS Studios

    Best career advice, given or received. “The way you do anything is the way you do everything.” Especially in live events, details matter, and sometimes you have to roll your sleeves up regardless of your title, to tackle those details head-on to ensure a successful event. Take pride in the small things too! It goes […]

  • Trend Chat: 2023 Experience Design & Technology Awards

    Explore some of the highest-scoring case studies from the 2023 Experience Design & Technology Awards program, including the campaigns’ winning aspects, the steal-worthy ideas and what’s next for the “feel and functionality” of events.