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March 12, 2019

Dealers Take on MINI’s Hair-Raising Driving Demos

To get MINI dealership employees excited about the new 2017 MINI Countryman, the company decided to go against traditional automotive training protocol and design an experiential event. Getting behind the wheel made all the difference. Instead of typical classroom training, dealers embarked on a five-hour driving experience that delivered curriculum in the car, a glamping...

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March 12, 2019

AWS Adds Consumer-Centric Touchpoints to re:Invent

Amazon Web Services’ re:Invent conference has grown 700 percent since its 2012 debut. And with 2017’s event attracting more than 42,000 attendees—a 40 percent increase from the year prior—the challenge was to sustain that growth and scale without compromising the attendee experience. So, AWS effectively took over the Las Vegas strip by expanding to seven...

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March 12, 2019

Shipping Containers Help Tell Alibaba’s Brand Story

Chinese e-commerce goliath Alibaba’s first public event in the U.S., Gateway ’17, was designed to educate people on business opportunities in China, inspire small businesses and reignite trade between the two countries. With a five-year initiative to fuel growth and spending in the Chinese economy while creating new jobs in the U.S., Alibaba created an...

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March 12, 2019

GE Expands its Customer Event with a ‘Social Studio’

GE’s annual Minds + Machines event explores the digital transformation of an industrial company, the state of the Industrial Internet, and the environment in which these industrial assets and technologies live and work. But this year, the company sought to go beyond offering content to its audience of GE customers, developers, partners, industry luminaries and...

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August 9, 2017

Google Transforms I/O With an Outdoor Festival Vibe

For years, Google’s evergreen I/O developers conference, like all b-to-b events, took place in a convention center. Every year. In a convention center. The same format. Over and over again. For a brand like Google, the “same old thing” was eventually no longer an option. It was time to take a leap. A leap of...

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