Kait Shea

Kait joined EM in 2015 and today enjoys her role as senior editor and manager of digital content. When she’s not in reporter mode, rocking mermaid pants at Comic-Con or running laps at MWC Barcelona, you can find her hanging out with her dogs or singing too loudly at a music festival.
  • Engaged: How Three Brands are Disrupting the $50 Billion Wedding Industry

    Ahhh… wedding season. The beautiful bouquets. The heartfelt vows. The unsolicited advice from overbearing mothers. Getting hitched these days involves a lot of moving parts—and event marketers are taking note. While couples are busy planning their big day, savvy brands are sneaking their way into one of life’s greatest milestones. Following are three brands doing […]

  • Knob Creek’s Whiskey and Eggs Experience Hits Upscale Culinary Festivals

    It doesn’t get much better than bourbon and smoked meats, and that’s exactly what Knob Creek brought to culinary festivals across the country earlier this summer in collaboration with ongoing brand partner Big Green Egg, maker of the popular kamado-style grill. Together, the brands brought their Whiskey and Eggs experience to passionate foodies, delivering premium […]

  • Colossal Clusterfest: Comedy Central Brings Three Classic Comedy Series to Life

    Large-scale music festivals abound these days, but as its consumer data continued to indicate a desire for more comedy-based experiences, Comedy Central set its sights on showcasing the broad world of humor through a festival of its very own. And so, the inaugural Colossal Clusterfest, co-created with Superfly and held June 2-4 at the Civic […]

  • Inside Six Brand-Artist Collaborations That Rocked the Industry

    Artist collaborations provide brands with an authentic opportunity to engage fans in a critical passion point like music, whether they’re sponsoring tours or activating one-off experiences, that give fans unparalleled access to their favorite acts.

  • Neuromarketing 101: The Science of Decision-Making

    Leveraging demographic and psychographic insights to influence customers’ purchasing habits is nothing new to the event marketing game. But the rise of neuromarketing, a field of research that studies consumers’ cognitive and sensory responses to marketing stimuli, is challenging the status quo.