Ever wonder what young genius startup entrpreneurs look for in a meeting space? Well wonder no more. Kenji Crosland explains why Seattle’s “The Easy” has become a haven for startuppers[…]
On this week’s #Eventtable Twitter chat, Mariela McIlwraith wanted to discuss how connecting with industry outsiders can increase the impact of our events. So we started by sharing about communities[…]
When Adrian Segar owned a solar energy manufacturing company, he learned a lesson about making quality content available to his clients. It’s a lesson that has served him well in[…]
Though The Hunger Games might not be your idea of a great event, as he read this science fiction story, Mike McAllen began to see powerful lessons for event planners.[…]
Last year Judy Kucharuk of Footprint Management Systems, collaborated online with a group to create an interactive mobile “sustainability” game called Get Your Green On that was embedded into the[…]
You know all the wonderful things a well-executed social media strategy can do for an event. Among many benefits, social media can improve the quality of networking and information access[…]
Dennis Shiao’s love affair with the social media tool TweetDeck, has come to an end. Why? Well mainly because leaner alternatives now exist. Find out what they are in this[…]
Storytelling is the heart of improv, an artform that’s near and dear to me. It’s also at the heart of how humans have communicated and processed information for centuries, something[…]
This week our #eventtable chat was on “Trends in Hybrid Events.” Our guest was Ruud Janssen of The New Objective Collective. Ruud was one of the authors of MPI’s latest[…]
Have you tried the social image sharing site known as Pinterest? Kari Rippetoe shares a few tips here for using it to effectively market your event or business. Hi,[…]