Rachel Boucher

Rachel joined Event Marketer in 2012 and today serves as the brand's head of content. Her travels covering the experiential marketing industry have ranged from CES in Las Vegas to Spring Break in Panama City Beach, Florida (hey, it's never too late)—and everywhere in between.
  • Coffee-mate Fires up Finals with Social Media Deliveries

    Nestlé’s Coffee-mate brand turned sampling into the ultimate finals week survival resource on the campus of Ohio State University with a 20-foot high coffee cup installation and activations designed to help students recharge. Located in the South Oval, the activation offered massages, games, music and charging stations as well as copious amounts of free coffee—that […]

  • How AOR Partnerships are Evolving the Event Landscape

    We often think of Agency of Record relationships as a fixture of the advertising world, but in a grown-up event industry, where spend has increased and events are viewed as mission critical to business growth, the model is taking hold. Major brands have enlisted agency partners to manage entire portfolios of event programs, resulting, they […]

  • Four Lessons on Festival Culture

    In the counter-culture period of my life all conversations led to Bonnaroo. From high school through college, and a couple years after that, my East Coast peers and I all wanted to caravan to Tennessee to escape and experience a music community. Alas, that dream never came to be. Until this past June. A little […]

  • Puppeteers Help LG Launch its TWIN Wash Appliances

    In a Broadway-inspired event in New York City’s Theater District, LG on Nov. 3 launched its TWIN Wash laundry appliances with six performances featuring 16-foot-tall laundry puppets. The event, LG TWIN Wash Presents: Divide & Conquer on Broadway, took place between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. in Father Duffy Square put on by puppeteers, performers […]

  • Experience Design Insights from The Cosmopolitan Hotel in Vegas

    Ninety-nine percent of the time, your experience design process should not begin with an actual technology. It’s one of the major points Inessah Selditz and Nick Bartzokas, interaction designer and technical director at the LAB at Rockwell Group, explained during a session at EventTech (Nov. 2-4 in Las Vegas) on “dimensionalizing” a brand into a […]