The pandemic didn’t create hybrid events—but it made them more valuable.  This new wave of dynamic, interactive, accessible events isn’t part

Hybrid meetings will kill attendance at your live event. Hybrid meetings will grow your attendance at face meetings and add impressive revenues to

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Emilie Barta, Virtual Host and EmceeEmilie Barta, a virtual host and emcee, is at the forefront of the hybrid events

I am very happy to see the perception of hybrid meetings shifting from “what are they” to “why do I need them?” I feel like

I am very happy to see the perception of hybrid meetings shifting from “what are they” to “why do I need them?” I feel like

With residual safety concerns, reduced travel budgets and restrictions still in effect, organizations are finding creative ways of satisfying both

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ST. LOUIS, Mo. International Association of Conference Centers announced it will present a webinar on December 8 on hybrid meetings, one of the

No one can understate the effect the COVID-19 pandemic has had on the meetings and events industry. But outside of the massive disruption in the

Meeting planners are masters of so many things. From seating charts and food flow to strategic meeting management, meeting planners are the Swiss

In March 2020, the meetings and events world was hit hard by the COVID-19 outbreak, with thousands of meetings, events, conventions and tradeshows

COVID-19 has upended the meetings industry in many ways, but perhaps one of the most significant shifts is in how we use virtual technology to do

The thought of having to add

Some of your attendees will multitask while at the event.  A few will eat a meal during the event.  Others will reassure their

Untitled Document The National Speakers Association (NSA) took its annual meeting, Perform 2014, into the hybrid world earlier this year. The

  Fast Forward Season 1, Episode 1 In the first-ever episode of the Fast Forward podcast, host Logan Pratt sits down

There are more distractions to take a virtual audience member’s attention away from your session than an in-person audience member. On top

As every planner knows, the troubled economy has encouraged a wealth of changes in meetings and conventions. One of the emerging trends—spurred