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.
  • Eight Pro Tips on Using Real-Time AI Language Translation in B-to-B Events

    As b-to-b audiences become increasingly international, and brands prioritize accessibility and inclusivity, real-time AI language translation is becoming a powerful addition to the event marketer’s toolkit. From traditional, large-scale conferences to sales kickoffs and beyond, companies are investing in AI-powered translation tools and platforms designed to enhance engagement on-site, and save time and resources behind […]

  • The Brief: Garden Parties and Beauty Multiverses

    This week’s hot takes on hot topics in experiential marketing cover Pink Ben, haircare torture tests and the beauty multiverse at SEPHORiA 2026.

  • Launch Events: Three Lessons from Neutrogena’s ‘Adulthood USA’ Activation

    Plenty of product launches are straightforward, but with a new adult acne line that is pushing skincare into new territory, Neutrogena had to be methodical about how it introduced its Evenly Clear collection. Enter: Adulthood USA, a neighborhood-themed experience for media and influencers that on Feb. 12 used everyday grownup responsibilities, like doing laundry and […]

  • Experiential Marketing Trend of the Week: Interactive Billboards

    Not every live engagement needs to be an elaborate event. In the age of diminished attention spans, a quick, memorable brand interaction supported by the right strategy can go a long way. That’s where interactive billboards and OOH installations are coming into play. Done right, they’re approachable, efficient and primed for sharing.   Instant Product […]

  • SXSW 2026: 18 Experiential Ideas and Themes Worth Stealing

    For the first time in more than 30 years, organizers of the SXSW Conference & Festivals overhauled the show with a decentralized format that unfolded across downtown Austin—and brands activating around the city adjusted accordingly.