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Few months ago we were talking about Meetups, user generated events and about getting back networking. As part of the late venture with amiando, we sparked a series of user generated events across the world, to display the power of our online community. Obviously clever people were listening,… Read more
This is a guest post by Brent Arslaner, VP of Marketing, Unisfair Recently, the Event Manager Blog posted a great article on the differences between Webcasting and Webconferencing, and went on to detail the role of the event manager in both instances. I’d like to add my two cents, and… Read more
Pecha Kucha Montreal 2007 Photo by JamesEverett via Flickr Pecha Kucha nights were started in 2003 by Mark Dytham and Astrid Klein in Tokyo. The nights are aimed at young designers, the format teaches a lot to all of us engaged with boring presentations. Pecha Kucha means chit-chat. Back… Read more
If you are a traditional event manager (or studying to become one) and think that recession is the major threat for your career, I think you are not on the right track. There are several trends in event management that are making the role as we know it obsolete. I am convinced that we are… Read more
As part of the Global Event Management section, a featured interview with Todd Thurston, president and CEO of CretiveWharehouse. Convention Capture is a service offered by Creative Warehouse, Inc. creators of the MarketLearn(TM) design and development model, will create an ongoing return… Read more
This new section of the blog asks questions to corporate event managers of the most famous cities of the World. The aim is to have a scenario of different trends, opportunities and risks the global event manager should take into account. We’ll start out with one of my favorite,… Read more
