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B-to-C Events

  • Women in Events 2025: Meet Becky Katz Davis

    Our 2025 Women in Events Special Report tackles 2026 forecasting, multigenerational superpowers and strategic career moves. Meet the honorees, and explore this year’s roundtable discussion. The one thing you look for at any event you attend. I’m hyperaware of how people move and flow in any space. It’s easy for guests to bottleneck, and nothing […]

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  • Women in Events 2025: Meet Shanise Anderson

    Our 2025 Women in Events Special Report tackles 2026 forecasting, multigenerational superpowers and strategic career moves. Meet the honorees, and explore this year’s roundtable discussion. If you could change something about the industry, what would it be? I’d love to see the industry strike a better balance between flash and function. At Coachella, for example, […]

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  • Women in Events 2025: Meet Ashley Jex Wagner

    Our 2025 Women in Events Special Report tackles 2026 forecasting, multigenerational superpowers and strategic career moves. Meet the honorees, and explore this year’s roundtable discussion. The one thing you look for at any event you attend. How organizers are engaging with their audience and if the experience is connecting with them. If you could change […]

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  • Women in Events 2025: Meet Jenn Cammarota

    Our 2025 Women in Events Special Report tackles 2026 forecasting, multigenerational superpowers and strategic career moves. Meet the honorees, and explore this year’s roundtable discussion. The one thing you look for at any event you attend. I’m always looking at how well brands are integrated. The best partnerships feel like a natural fit. They’re clever, […]

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  • The Brief: Turkey Spas and Stonehenge Stunts

    This week’s hot takes on hot topics in experiential marketing cover turkey spa days, hygiene in the Henkel House and a “Doctor Who” stunt at Stonehenge.

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  • Experiential Marketing Trend of the Week: Hotel Takeovers

    Identifying the right venue for the right experience is among an event prof’s top challenges, but upscale-leaning brands have been solving for the pain point by checking into hotels to host pop-up experiences that offer atmosphere, built-in amenities and plenty of space to spread out. From rooftop retail cabanas to self-care suites, here’s how marketers […]

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  • Field Report: Everything We Experienced at Netflix House Philadelphia

    Tucked inside a suburban mall about 19 miles outside of Philadelphia sits a vibrant playground where lights, cameras and calls to action transform superfans into the heroes and villains from their favorite films and series. The fog is thick, the plots love twisting, and the rivalry is real. Welcome, outcasts, pirates, demon hunters and debutantes… […]

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  • NBCUniversal Breaks Down its Growth Strategy for BravoCon and Brand Partners

    Social media algorithms were buzzing this past weekend as one of the industry’s titans of superfan events, BravoCon, went down in Las Vegas. Beyond the tea that was spilled and the spicy moments that emerged at more than 100 panels, parties, reunions, game shows, photo ops and off-site celebrations, 22 brand partners—15 of which were […]

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  • The Brief, Live! Special Edition: Halloween Hijinks

    Alienware’s spaceship crash-landing at a commuter hub, a bold (bald) screening experience and Pennywise the clown’s global balloon hijinks.

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  • The Brief: Micro-Restaurants and Pop-up Cathedrals

    This week’s hot topics in experiential marketing cover the Hidden Valley Ranch Tiny Restaurant, Juice Force Tankers and pop-up cathedrals.

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