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Tag: sustainability

  • Coke Adds Flavor to its Long-Running Houston Rodeo Sponsorship with a Texas-Style Ice House

    They say everything’s bigger in Texas, and to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo—and its 30th year sponsoring the event—Coca-Cola took the adage to heart and trotted into the event with a new 3,500-square-foot, Texas-style Ice House activation. The larger-than-life, open-air footprint served as a destination where attendees of all […]

  • The #DellExperience Returns to SXSW with a ‘Syndicated’ Content Strategy and Music

    In an installation-rich environment with share-worthy moments, immersive activations as well as a compelling lineup of content and—of course—live music, Austin-based Dell Technologies celebrated SXSW’s return to in-person with its long running #DellExperience lounge. The theme of the experience was “Creativity Brings us Together,” which came to life through stories surrounding sustainability, startups and new […]

  • World of Concrete’s Director Offers Five Tips on Building a More Sustainable Event

    Sustainability is top of mind for a vast range of industries, and the commercial construction and masonry business is no exception. It comes as no surprise, then, that the yearly exhibition for the industry, World of Concrete (WOC), just completed its most sustainable event yet. Held Jan. 18-20 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, the […]

  • Subaru Carves Out Micro-events, Adventure for its 2022 WinterFest Tour

    Among brands embracing the micro-event trend of 2022 is Subaru, which has reimagined its WinterFest platform as a music and mountain lifestyle adventure tour featuring small, curated and high-touch experiences under the umbrella of its large presence at eight resorts across the country. The platform, which launched in 2014, is returning to the slopes after […]

  • A Downsized CES Didn’t Deter These Brands from Engaging Attendees in Person

    Two weeks before the highly-anticipated in-person return of CES. Jan. 5-7, a wave of major players began backing out of their in-person presence at the show, citing concerns around the Omicron variant. Amazon, Meta, T-Mobile, Twitter and Google were some of the first to pull out, with T-Mobile stating that, “While we are confident that […]