For many companies, email is saving the day in 2020—and that’s exactly what SparkPost highlighted at their highly anticipated event, OptIn Live 2020: Email is Having Its Day in a Changing World. Originally planned as an in-person event, OptIn went virtual and expanded its reach to more than 1,00 registrants with the help of our event management team.
As 2020 continues to bring enormous change and COVID-19 evolves, wellness in the workforce has become more important than ever. Last week, Wellness Coach hosted one of many upcoming webinars, and cred was behind the scenes to ensure it all ran smoothly.
Back in March, at the start of this virtual event renaissance, we gave you the pro Tips to Be an Effective Virtual Speaker and followed up in June with the inside scoop on How to Lead an Engaging Session on the Virtual Stage.
Well, with seven months and hundreds of virtual events under our belt, we’ve compiled our lessons learned and best practices and are back with our most thorough guide yet: the Virtual Speaking Checklist.
On the morning of October 7, cred joined the geospatial industry for the virtual public launch of Placekey, a free and open universal standard identifier for any physical place. Geographic information system (GIS) leaders from across industries came together to announce what Placekey is, how to work with it, and what it means for the industry.
Last week, The Ascent Conference hosted two days of learning and growth during their second annual event, focused on bringing together leaders in the tech community to learn, collaborate, and help accelerate innovation. Though typically Ascent focuses on the East Coast tech community, given this year’s constraints from COVID-19 and an industry shift to virtual, the event was hosted online—connecting ~6,000 founders, investors, SaaS professionals, and marketers within the startup community across the United States.
This week cred was joined by Valerie Jackson (Procor), Lili Gangas (Kapor Center), and Wahab Owolabi (URx & Facebook) for an important discussion on how event professionals can incorporate diversity and inclusion into their events. Diving into the impact of agendas featuring all-female speakers, to tracks focused on tech for POC, this interactive panel shared their insights into what will shape the events industry and agendas curated moving forward.
This year, we’ve seen the event world go virtual, with almost all live events becoming digital events. Another trend we’re seeing? More and more events are starting their own podcast series, sharing content even more frequently.
In this edition of our credTen series, we’re sharing ten of our favorite podcasts hosted by events.
