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.
  • Stella Whisks Consumers Away to an Elevated Biergarten-style Event

    Stella Artois is known for serving up experiential marketing that elevates the act of drinking beer, encouraging consumers to sip, savor and socialize. The brand has partnered with a host of experts to execute its ideas, including a sensorial expert for a multisensory dinner, and an astrophysicist for an audio-reactive star installation. This year, to […]

  • Cruise Takes Cues from the Museum Space for its Origin Launch Event

    The future of mobility is a complex subject, so for the launch of its autonomous production vehicle, Cruise Origin, Cruise turned to museum-style installations to introduce press and employees to the self-driving, all-electric vehicle. The event needed to illustrate that Cruise Origin is not a concept vehicle (it’s ready for production), and that it’s going […]

  • A Media Buy Evolves into a Live Event for MINI Ahead of its All-electric Launch

    Sometimes, a billboard is too flat and a static car display doesn’t tell the whole story. To support the March 7 launch of its new, all-electric MINI Cooper SE, MINI transformed a proposed media buy into a live event program that took advantage of one of the brand’s top markets: Miami. Aligning with the lead […]

  • How to Think Like a Non-endemic Exhibitor: American Express at CES

    Activating as a non-endemic brand at a trade show like CES brings with it the added challenge of demonstrating your relevance while rising above the crowded landscape. For the last three years, American Express has broken through by avoiding technology at the annual show for consumer electronics—instead, swooping in to be of service to attendees. […]

  • Jeep Treats X Games Attendees to a Mountainside 4D Film Experience

    As a 17-year partner of ESPN and the Winter X Games, Jeep knows that the weather at the base of a mountain resort is predictable—predictable in the sense that it will be cold and there will be snow. For some brands, that might mean facing limitations on how a sponsorship is activated. But for the […]