Corporate events, whether client summits, company offsites, or industry dinners, are more than just logistics exercise. They’re opportunities to build relationships, reinforce brand reputation, and leave a lasting impression with attendees. But even the most experienced planners can fall into common traps that compromise the impact of their events.
Here are the top five mistakes to avoid when planning your next corporate event, including how to make sure your hard work truly pays off.
This quarter was packed with energy as we brought together more than 500 attendees across New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. From exclusive dinners and VIP executive summits to intimate conversations with an artist merging AI and VR in her work, and our marquee forums, the past three months brought us together with attendees shaping the future of AI, TV advertising, and global finance. All while scouting new venues, tracking the latest trends, and setting the stage for our biggest and boldest events yet in 2025 and 2026.
It’s more vital than ever to use today’s modern tools and innovations to predict your event and attendees’ next step. As technology advances, so do the ways in which we create environments that leave participants inspired and connected to your company. In this post, we’ll dive into some of the ways you can predict ahead to work smarter, not harder, in your event planning.
Internal team gatherings play a crucial role in fostering collaboration, boosting morale, and aligning team goals. However, planning and executing these events is not just about booking a room and sending out calendar invites. See our step-by-step guide to help you master the art of organizing internal team gatherings that are not only effective, but also memorable!
In today's world, environmental consciousness is paramount. All industries should answer the call to action, and events are a great place to practice sustainable efforts. From conferences to festivals, there's a growing need to integrate sustainability into every aspect of event organization, and even the smallest details help make a difference. This post recaps five simple categories to focus on in your efforts to make events more sustainable.
With event season in full swing, we’re highlighting the speaker team and event team’s collaboration through Q&A. This will be a two-part feature, the first being the speaker team asking the events team hard hitting questions about how we decide which speakers to work with and best practices for content and preparation.
