All Episodes
Displaying 61 - 80 of 100 in total
COVID-19 Lessons: What We Learned
Back in March of this year, the world came crashing down on all of us. Faced with a global pandemic that is still sweeping the world and reaching across continents, th...
The Brew Crew Talks: What's New In The Industry?
This week, our episode of the Event Brew is a little bit different. Because what we all love the most about the podcast is listening to the Crew chat candidly, it's a ...
Retreats For Event Profs: Do We Need Them?
Let's talk about retreats for event profs. So, who doesn't love a good retreat? Whether it is within your company or you go all by yourself, these experiences can be l...
Event Company Hiring vs Unemployed Event Prof: Different Perspectives
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, many people felt the economic consequences. And few industries have felt this impact quite like the events industry did. Many eve...
Tomorrowland 2020: The Virtual Event of The Year?
Tomorrowland 2020 happened recently, and the result is something no one was expecting. Like many other high-profile events, the festival was forced to make the decisio...
Live Events Coalition: Is It Helping The Industry?
The Live Events Coalition has been making waves around the industry. After a pandemic almost put a complete stop to the industry, a group of people knew something had ...
IMEX America 2020 Cancelled: Let’s Talk About It
News recently broke out that IMEX America 2020 won’t be taking place. And it’s been hitting a lot of people in the industry extremely hard, which is understandable. IM...
RNC Goes In-Person: Hope Or Mistake?
It’s recently been announced that the Republican National Convention will take place in-person. So not virtual, not hybrid, but fully old school. Understandably, this ...
CES 2021 Is Going Virtual! Now what?
The annual trade show organized by the Consumer Technology Association known as CES has long been considered the digital stage for innovation. From its Westworld-inspi...
So, What Is A Hybrid Event, Really?
It's the question on everyone's minds, and the Brew Crew is here to answer - what is a hybrid event? Sure, superficially it might seem easy to understand. But we want ...
Event Planning Around Political Unrest
Ignoring politics, in general, is hard. Ignoring politics during the current state of things is impossible. As the world struggles to contain a global pandemic and a s...
CDC Guidelines For Events
It's time to talk about safety - and that means CDC guidelines for events. Because in a world where COVID-19 is still present, planners need to start getting up to dat...
GBAC STAR Accreditation: A New Standard For The Industry
This week's Event Brew will take you on a journey through the GBAC STAR Accreditation. So, are you confused yet? It does sound like a mouthful, but in the COVID-19 era...
How Virtual Events Can Be Better Than Face To Face
Let’s talk about how virtual events can be better than face to face. Because there are a lot of misconceptions flying around in regards to virtual experiences. On the ...
When Will In-Person Events Return: Recognising The Tipping Point
When will in-person events return? That's been the question on everyone's minds since the rug was pulled from under our feet. As an industry, we've gone through some t...
Duty Of Care In The Events Industry
As event professionals, we're bound to the duty of care. In case you're not fully aware of what this means, the Legal Dictionary defines it as the "responsibility of a...
The Events Industry & The Hub And Spoke Method Post-Pandemic
Recently, BizBash shared an article that proposed the hub and spoke method. Now, why does this make sense and what does it even mean? Let us paint a vivid picture for ...
Remote Work: Is It Helping Or Hurting The Events Industry?
Remote work is the new normal. And not just for the events industry, but for many people around the world. The current state of things surrounding the global pandemic ...
Webinar Fatigue: Learn Your Way Around It!
It’s time we talk about webinar fatigue. Because as the events industry makes its shift to virtual, this issue increases. Many people are home right now, and it’s not ...
No Events Until 2021: The Case Of LA, New York & New Orleans
Late last week news broke that there will probably be no events until 2021. The mayor of Los Angeles confirmed it, and New York and Los Angeles were quick to follow su...