Conferences
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Conferences
Five Best Practices for Creating High-touch, Experiential C-Suite Events
Relationships have never been more important for businesses and the marketers supporting them. Creating access points for key customers, and bringing them behind the curtain for real talk, R&D, and connection, is a strategy Google Cloud has honed with its Customer Advisory Board program and the group’s high-touch annual board meeting. C-suite experiences are growing […]
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Conferences
Expedia Transforms its Multiday Ambassador Summit into a Creator-first Oasis in Palm Springs
Travel content creators are racking up millions of views on city itinerary guides, hidden gem recommendations and flying hacks, and Expedia Group is tapping into their audiences by building a community of brand partners who regularly develop social media content promoting its travel properties and booking products. Embracing the creators as a key element of […]
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Conferences
Eight Pro Tips on Using Real-Time AI Language Translation in B-to-B Events
As b-to-b audiences become increasingly international, and brands prioritize accessibility and inclusivity, real-time AI language translation is becoming a powerful addition to the event marketer’s toolkit. From traditional, large-scale conferences to sales kickoffs and beyond, companies are investing in AI-powered translation tools and platforms designed to enhance engagement on-site, and save time and resources behind […]
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B-to-B Events
Field Report: 15 Best Exhibits from Design & Construction Week’s Last Hurrah in Orlando
The largest annual gathering of residential construction and design industry professionals, Design & Construction Week (DCW), took over both the North/South and West exhibit buildings at the Orange County Convention Center, Feb. 17-19. It marked one of the biggest trade shows we’ve covered in Orlando, but the roving chapter for this show is coming to […]
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B-to-B Events
What Each Generation Really Wants from B-to-B Events—And What the Data Says
With b-to-b audiences now comprising four generations of attendees (or five, depending on who you ask), conference organizers have their work cut out.




