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.
  • Industry Perspectives: Meet XARA, the AI Intern at Jack Morton

    They can’t fetch a coffee order, but they can probably whip up a recipe that’ll change your ordering habits forever… in seconds. Jack Morton’s innovation practice, Jack X, is diving into the possibilities and intricacies of AI’s impact on creativity, marketing and business as it welcomed on Feb. 26 its first AI-generated virtual intern, XARA, […]

  • Four Business Travel Trends and Forecasts Impacting Events in 2024

    Your attendee travelers are eager to hit the road, but thanks in part to economic challenges like inflation, companies are cutting back on T&E. Those able to travel freely are combining remote work with longer leisure trips. Higher air fares are replacing the flight delay challenges of 2023. And amid it all, sustainability watchdogs are […]

  • Demos, Partners, Content: Inside Mobileye’s Exhibit Strategy at CES and Beyond

    Mobileye’s exhibit strategy at CES for years focused solely on market awareness. But the autonomous driving and driver-assistance tech brand, which branched off from Intel last year, has steadily evolved its booth experience at the massive trade show to stimulate excitement and intrigue. White structures served as canvases for bright “Mobileye blue” moving graphics and […]

  • Industry Perspectives: Exhibit Pros Weigh in on CES 2024

    From show-stopping activations to AI-powered touchpoints, CES is the window into the future of experiential marketing and inspiration for the design, engagement strategy and wow factor for the rest of the year and beyond. To walk the floor, feel the pulse of the industry, witness creative courage and get pumped with new ideas. What stood […]

  • CES 2024: We Came, We Saw, We’re Recapping the Best Exhibit Experiences

    Unexpected textures, appearances and pivots. Less intricate architecture and more thrills. Storytelling over information. Clear sustainable messaging and practices. CES 2024 always delivers a few surprises and dark horses from the exhibit world, but this year’s show marked a major shift toward experience over showcase among the big names on the floor. As we toured […]