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.
  • LEGO KidsFest Delivers Strategies that Win Over Parents and Kids

    A few specific thoughts went through my mind as I rose on an escalator to the main level of the Connecticut Convention Center in Hartford, CT, on Dec. 6, en route to KidsFest, LEGO’s ticketed traveling experiential show: Would there be lines? Would it be messy? Would there be a lot of crying? It’s not […]

  • A&E Dispenses ‘Bates Motel’ Brownies

    Who’s got the munchies? To promote the second season of “Bates Motel” at South by Southwest, which premiered during the festival, A&E activated a vending machine that dispensed free brownies. The packaging made it look as though the chocolate treats inside actually had pot in them. They did not. But the stunt paid homage to […]

  • E! News Brings Mobile Interview Studio to SXSW

    Who needs brick and mortar? E!, the NBCUniversal Cable entertainment channel, came up with a program for South by Southwest in Austin, Texas, that allowed it to have a strong presence at the festival, and also conduct celebrity interviews in a super efficient fashion. The solution was a vintage 1968 Airstream Safari trailer, restored and […]

  • Pots of Gold: Are Brands Missing Out?

    Forget sneaking into Starbucks or begging Bodega owners for mercy—if you’re ever in need of a restroom in New York City, a new service is now… at your service. Posh Stow & Go is New York City’s first members-only luxury bathroom and private day storage facility, and its first location is launching in Midtown in […]

  • Inside USG’s Internal Olympics Event

    When USG Corporation, manufacturer of building materials for the construction and remodeling industries, began looking for a platform to activate an overhaul of the company brand, it saw parallels between the Olympic Games and the “plan to win” strategic vision it had laid out for the company. So USG secured itself as Olympic sponsor of […]