Jessica Heasley

Jessica is a Brooklyn, NY-based business writer, currently serving as an editor-at-large for Event Marketer focused on event measurement practices and special projects. She has more than 25 years of experience working in marketing and events, as well as producing and writing about them, too.
  • Microsoft Defines the Four Ps of Experiential Marketing

    Most marketers know the Seven Ps of marketing: Product, Price, Place, Promotion, People, Process and Physical evidence. But Scott Schenker, general manager-events at Microsoft, has put his own spin on it with what he calls the Four Ps of Experiential Marketing: place, purpose, pride and (cross) promotion, “Four things that can make a distinction between […]

  • EventTech 2015: What You Missed on Day Three

    Okay, so there weren’t as many runners at the 6:30 5K Team EventTech run as there were on Tuesday, but hats off to the nine that got up and out for a chance to tour a different course through downtown Las Vegas. The show took off at 9:00 sharp and the day’s Learning Labs filled […]

  • EventTech 2015: What You Missed on Day Two

    Ever the hardcore bunch, 16 event marketers started the day at 6:20 a.m. for an official 5K Team EventTech run along the Vegas strip. Several runners said they spotted a few of their fellow attendees just coming in from a night on the town, but, you know… what happens in Vegas. Breakfast was served at […]

  • EventTech 2015: What You Missed on Day One

    More than 30 intrepid EventTech attendees skipped the breakfast buffet and grabbed an early morning shuttle to the Mojave Desert for a two-hour hiking excursion on the famous McCullough Trail. Attendees could pick between a casual or more intermediate route through the Black Mountain Range, and felt the burn as the elevation hit more than […]

  • The Full Recap: 35 Tips And Insights From EMS 2015

    The Experiential Marketing Summit kicked off this year with a few out-of-the-box activities designed to show off our beautiful host city of San Francisco—and give event marketers that all-too-rare opportunity to hang out with one another and not be working on an event. At 6:30 a.m. on Monday, May 11, more than 17 intrepid attendees […]