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.
  • Experiential Marketing Trend of the Week: Event Spas

    Gen Z helped put wellness on the map, both as a lifestyle space and a business imperative. In events, wellness has been steadily evolving from a conversation, to an activity, to a full-on sponsorable engagement for brands—this year, among non-endemic companies, especially. Earlier this year, retail and e-commerce professionals were treated to recharge experiences at […]

  • The 2025 Women in Events Special Report

    Bozoma Saint John, one of the most influential chief marketers in recent history, might have lent her vast expertise to the contestants on NBC’s series “On Brand with Jimmy Fallon,” but her presence in prime time is yet another reminder of the disruption the marketing industry sorely needs as women continue to chip away at the glass ceiling.

  • The 2025 Women in Events Roundtable

    This year's invitees convene to talk 2026 forecasting, multigenerational superpowers and strategic career moves...

  • Women in Events 2025: Meet Meredith Diehn

    Our 2025 Women in Events Special Report tackles 2026 forecasting, multigenerational superpowers and strategic career moves. Meet the honorees, and explore this year’s roundtable discussion. The one thing you look for at any event you attend. I always look for posters of the map and lineup or schedule so I can take a picture of them […]

  • Women in Events 2025: Meet Keri Ibbitson

    Our 2025 Women in Events Special Report tackles 2026 forecasting, multigenerational superpowers and strategic career moves. Meet the honorees, and explore this year’s roundtable discussion. The one thing you look for at any event you attend. A friendly face—i.e., community! If you could change something about the industry, what would it be? Normalize self-care. Managing […]