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Are you looking for a way to make your events irresistible?
A new report from Freeman highlights an often-overlooked key: focusing on those who aren't attending. The report also introduces the 'innovators'—event planners who target non-attendees and design experiences tailored to the needs of Gen Z.
They don't just tweak their events; they're willing to shake things up to draw in new crowds. With Millennials and Gen Z set to make up 75% of the workforce within five years, these planners see things differently.
This younger crowd demands more than just a good time—they want events that are interactive, collaborative, and meaningful. Yet, many organizers remain stuck in a time loop, clinging to old-school, lecture-style formats that leave the next generation cold.
Why the hesitation? Many planners feel blocked by leadership that's unwilling to take risks. But as the gap between audience desires and traditional event formats widens, can you afford to stay put?
Do you have thoughts or examples of how you're tackling this challenge? Hit reply and share your insights!
The sooner planners engage with a host destination's DMO, the more opportunities they have to create meaningful and unique experiences that will allow attendees to thrive.
What began as a way to think about making meetings and events more eco-friendly has evolved into implementing steps to create an ecosystem for meetings, events, and conferences — as well as their host destination — to thrive.
In this report, we examine the importance of building a sustainable ecosystem for events from the perspectives of planners, attendees, and the host destination.
Event tech platform Sarcon may have had good intentions when it created an unofficial networking app for the industry's biggest show, but it ended up confusing attendees and frustrating show organizers.
In this webinar, Anush Alexander, Chief Marketing Officer, Stova and Madeleine Monaghan Golda, Director of Global Training, Stova, and Kristen Ashton, Vice President of Business Development, Executivevents, Inc. will explain the importance of the blending state-of-the-art technology with fundamental knowledge on creating engaging events.
After years of struggle, Atlantic City is experiencing a resurgence in its meetings and event business, driven by significant investments and leadership changes.
The ongoing dockworkers' strike in the U.S. is disrupting operations at 36 ports nationwide, presenting a serious threat to the supply chain. Delays in receiving essential goods are likely to affect meetings and events.
Event planners want better pricing, and service gaps are a challenge. Encore CEO Ben Erwin talked candidly at the Skift Meetings Forum about how the AV giant is addressing these issues.
In this video from Skift Meetings Forum 2024, we hear from Gianluca Sardo, president of The Glasshouse, about how the relatively new venue in New York has built a solid reputation in a short period of time.
In the fast-paced corporate world, meetings are often marked by stress, endless agendas, and the race to meet deadlines. But what if these high-pressure environments could be transformed into moments of calm, creativity, and focus?
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