Special Report: Women in Events 2022
One of the biggest misconceptions about women in events is that because women often represent a majority across the event marketing industry, they must be doing well.
Meet the Participants: Women in Events 2022
Our 14th annual special report tackles what it takes to lead, and succeed, in the world of event marketing. View the story Menu INTRODUCTION MEET THE PARTICIPANTS THE ROUNDTABLE RECOMMENDED READING SECRETS TO HER SUCCESS WIE ARCHIVES LinkedInTwitterFacebook WOMEN IN EVENTS Our 2022 special report tackles what it takes to lead, and succeed, in the...
Forces of Nature: Conversations With Some of the Event Marketing Industry’s Leading Women
Our Women in Events coverage continues with Q&As featuring a crop of experiential marketing heavyweights handling the agency side of the business. They’re the behind-the-scenes puppet masters managing production logistics, creative, staffing, partnerships—and budgets—to deliver seamless experiences that are relevant and resonant. And they’re doing it all at a time when event marketers across the...
Deadfellaz Connects its NFT Community IRL through DeadZone LA
Taking over downtown Los Angeles, DeadZone LA, a one-night-only event in October, transformed Skylight ROW DTLA’s industrial landscape into a post-apocalyptic basecamp among factory ruins set in the world of Deadfellaz. The Web3 brand—which was born from a 10,000-piece NFT collection of zombie characters released in 2021—invited the Deadfellaz community (known as the Horde), fellow...