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Google Festivalizes its Annual Developer Conference
Since 2007, Google’s annual and typically sold-out Google I/O conference has treated developers, product partners, educators, students, entrepreneurs and technologists from around the globe to a “show, don’t tell” experience with the brand’s latest products and platform. But every good event marketer knows that at some point it pays to flip the script. For its...
Budweiser Draws Millennials With ‘Zombie Apocalypse’
In an effort to boost positive sentiment among 24- to 35-year-olds who typically drink craft beer, Budweiser activated a series of Denver-based events that treated millennials to an entirely new take on the Halloween season—a fictitious Budweiser Bottling Plant turned pop-up party… for the undead. The brand’s “Fear Fest” program ultimately attracted 7,000 target attendees...
Wray & Nephew Event Merges Rum, Style and Mixology
Bartenders by nature are influential. After all, they’re the ones making drink recommendations, shaking up their preferred liquors into tasty cocktails, hearing the ins and outs of peoples’ lives and adding their two cents, too. And so, it makes sense that when Wray & Nephew Rum wanted to expand its popularity beyond Jamaica where it’s...
Hospitality Experiences Mark CBS’ Super Bowl Event
As the official broadcaster of Super Bowl 50, CBS wanted to create a memorable weekend of hospitality experiences that would impress key clients and drive business. The network’s two-day event at San Francisco’s 50,000-square-foot Pier 48 delivered against all objectives, while treating the same 1,200 guests to two distinctly different experiences. Friday night’s event offered...