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As the first major show of the year, CES serves as a barometer for the experiential marketing industry, offering clues on the kinds of budgets, builds, technologies and design styles marketers can expect to see across events over the year. While foldable phones, rolling television screens and futuristic transportation modes made national headlines, the spheres, […]

WIRED magazine celebrated its 15th season of activating a pop-up retail experience showcasing the “must have, new, now and next” technology products for the holiday season. Open Dec. 13-22, consumers were invited to meander and shop a 2,600-square-foot space at Brookfield Place shopping center in Lower Manhattan, curated in partnership with the magazine’s editorial staff […]

We know it’s cliché to say, “You’ve come a long way, baby,” but, women in events—you’ve come a long way. Fifty years ago, the only role women had in events was sitting on top of a car at the annual auto show.

Nike opened its flagship, New York City retail experience mid-November with a promise of delivering a futuristic digital shopping experience in store that’s as seamless as making purchases online via the Nike app. So, to get a glimpse of what Nike is offering consumers, EM braved below-freezing temperatures and trekked to Fifth Avenue and 52nd […]

Hey Hollywood, you’ve got some competition. While elaborate sets, high-tech special effects and actors are all key ingredients of box office-busting films, the experiential marketing industry, in business and consumer events, alike, is writing its own script.