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  • Mophie’s CES Exhibit Strategy Holds A Secret

    On the outside it looked like a giant black box, but Mophie’s International CES exhibit strategy centered on one big secret: a 1920s-themed speakeasy. It was located inside the 40-foot by 70-foot booth and featured a full bar, bartender (wearing suspenders and a bow tie), plush lounge chairs and tables—an oasis for the mobile battery […]

  • Event Design: Walmart Talks Social Media, Sustainability

    Event Marketer spoke to several of the winners of the 2014 Event Design Awards (check out the complete list of winners here) to pick their brains for some predictions and prognostications for the year ahead. You’ll get the full roundtable in the next issue of the magazine (click here to subscribe—you don’t want to miss […]

  • Super Bowl XLIX: Bud Light’s House of Whatever

    Bud Light’s Up For Whatever platform has returned for a second year, ushered in with a massive 75,000-sq.-ft. House of Whatever experience constructed at Super Bowl XLIX in Glendale, AZ. What began a year ago with a Super Bowl TV spot extracted from real user-driven content has not only become a phenomenon—it’s become an inspiration […]

  • Oculus Rift, Dos Equis Create a ‘Most Interesting’ Virtual World

    The line to get inside the Oculus Rift booth at CES this year at times was more than an hour long as people waited to experience the latest VR headset. If they had only known, they could been one of the 6,000 people who last fall tried out Oculus Rift—and entered the world of Dos […]

  • Kenneth Cole Sets Up a Retail Pop-up Coffee Bar

    Fashion brand Kenneth Cole transformed one whole side of its SoHo, Manhattan retail store into a pop-up coffee bar. Open December through the end of January, the impeccably designed black and white bar is serving up free made to order espresso and hot chocolate. Consumers linger and sip their tasty treats, but, more importantly, they […]