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B-to-C Events
Pandora Transforms an NYC Parking Lot into a Luxurious ‘Lab-Grown Diamond District’
With New York City’s famed Diamond District known as the place to shop for precious gems and fine jewelry, Pandora sought to recreate its own pink-fueled version of the 47th Street district just in time for New York Fashion Week (NYFW), drawing a trendy celebrity audience and plenty of media attention for the launch of its new Lab-Grown Diamond Collection.
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B-to-C Events
Women in Events 2023: A 15-Year Retrospective
In 2008, Event Marketer published its first-ever Women in Events special report, highlighting 20 women shaping the world of experiential marketing. The feature offered an in-depth look at women’s career trajectories in the industry through the years, while tackling some hard questions about the salary divide, the old boys’ club, the glass ceiling, taking risks, […]
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B-to-B Events
Q&A: How AfroTech Drives Engagement for its Portfolio of Career-Focused Live Events
Since 2016, AfroTech has been the place where inclusive tech companies and Black professionals and innovators meet. The media company, under Blavity Inc., offers a hub of tailored editorial, video and professional development content—including inspiring stories, industry insights, job postings and entrepreneurial resources—as well as a platform for partners to connect with motivated and career-driven individuals.
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B-to-C Events
Green Lights: Three Ways Community Activities Can Bolster Event Marketing Campaigns
Your monthly event sustainability update Strong sustainability programs include activities your brand can talk about—and promote. A shining example (and the 2023 Grand Ex award winner), Reddit donated its CES exhibit walls to Habitat for Humanity post-show, and then at Cannes Lions, opted to forgo swag giveaways in favor of its Karma Kash initiative, through […]
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B-to-C Events
How PBS’s Ocean-themed Booth at VidCon Baltimore Engaged Tweens and Young Adults
Promoting its new show “Spy in the Ocean, A Nature Miniseries,” PBS transported VidCon Baltimore attendees to the ocean floor to explore the setting of the four-part documentary that premiered last month.




