The global pandemic caused by the coronavirus has the live events industry knocked down, but not out. Several research studies released late last year and early this year found event marketers strongly optimistic about growth prospects. That growth hasn't necessarily disappeared, it's just been delayed.
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When we asked 10 influential event professionals to name the top event technology trends for 2020, we got a range of interesting answers, as expected. We were a bit surprised, however, to see fully half of them mention the same concept.
As we here at G2Planet prepare to take a few days off and celebrate Thanksgiving, our thoughts turn to what we are thankful for.
What's the biggest change that will affect event planners in 2020? That's the question we put to Will Curran in this third and final installment of our recent interview.
Technology decisions can be vexing for event planners. While there are several event management platforms on the market that cover most of the basic functions, some integration with other tools is inevitable.
We previously asked Will Curran about his views on the biggest event tech trend for 2020. Here he shares his thoughts on the most noteworthy non-tech trend.
Will Curran is known for many things:
Event marketing is often the largest single line item in corporate event budgets because of its effectiveness at achieving key marketing objectives and building trust.
It's only logical that no one knows more about event planning than...professional event planners.
While marketing always has and always will rely heavily on creativity, it's also becoming (like every other aspect of business) increasingly data-driven.
(This post originally appeared on webbiquity.com blog)