A growing number of events are moving to a virtual format. For many organizations, an online event is a first. Here are several things to consider before your event goes live.
A great event experience must be seamless and unforgettable. Happy participants, exhibitors and sponsors want to come back and bring their friends. Design and deliver exceptional event experiences...
As events increasingly move to online formats, your staff, attendees, speakers and exhibitors need to feel comfortable in the virtual space. Here’s how to help them adjust.
Henry Ford once said, “Stopping advertising to save money is like stopping your watch to save time.” At this time, it’s more important than ever for marketers to consider advertising.
Some events have cancelled, postponed or gone virtual, while others have continued on, taking the proper precautions to keep attendees and exhibitors safe. Here’s a timeline of some of the major impacts COVID-19 has had on the event industry.
Remote work has become the norm in a matter of weeks. Many leaders have found themselves suddenly managing a team that works from home. Here are several tips to help you navigate managing a remote team successfully.
It's important that any injured or ill persons receive immediate attention. Emergencies may arise in various forms - a fall, a heart attack, you name it. One thing is for certain, no one can predict these things. What you can do is be ready for it. Even during a minor emergency, event staff may panic in the heat of the moment, leading to poor decisions.
Allen Shaw, chief economist for Global Economic Consulting Associates, Inc. and CEIR economist, shares his perspective on COVID-19’s impact on the events industry.
