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  • Nine Ways to Insure Your Email Invite

    Email invitations are standard operating procedure for corporate events these days. But even seasoned pros will admit that keeping electronic messages out of the electronic trash is becoming a greater challenge.
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  • Ensuring Properties Aren’t Diluting Your Activation

    Sponsorship marketers are almost always required to take on multiple roles when managing sponsorships. At any given time they’re playing deal maker strategist and activation quarterback.
    The evolution of the sponsorship game has brought long-term prowess to sponsorship departments that were once short-term focused. Not only are today’s sponsors getting more of what they want and less of what they don’t but they’re also learning the fine art of keeping properties in check.

  • Boeing’s Customer Experience Center Takes Flight

    For decades the model remained the same. Now the rules are being rewritten.
    The commercial manufacturing category has long relied on a selling strategy that is still relatively intact across the Fortune 500 today: Invite clients to a showroom at headquarters flick on a PowerPoint and do your best to get visitors to sign on the dotted line before they head back to their corporate office.

  • Porsche Blazes Trail at L.A. Auto Show

    To its legions of enthusiastic owners and owner wannabes Porsche is not just another car. The automaker wants its presence at the Los Angeles Auto Show to be viewed in the same light. That’s why for the last nine years Porsche has taken over a separate 20 000-square-foot hall adjacent to the Los Angeles Convention Center for a standalone exhibit apart from the dozens of other automakers.

  • Nontraditional Venues: Warner Bros. Promotes Speedy Comeback

    Warner Bros. Consumer Products is promoting the Speedy Gonzales character to young skateboarders with a tour hitting skate parks in 12 markets.
     

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