The event industry has undergone a major transformation over the past few years with the addition of completely virtual events, conferences, and webinars. These events have come a long way since 2019, but still have room for improvement. Companies around the world are constantly trying new tactics to keep attendees engaged and rethink what a webinar should look like. Among these strategies, we’ve honed in on four crucial elements.
After two years of virtual team gatherings, LiveRamp’s Sales Kick-Off was seamlessly held on May 2-5 in breezy Chicago at the beautiful Fairmont Millennium Park. This year’s theme, “Be Bold. Be Brave. Be Brilliant.,” aimed to motivate the LiveRamp sales team to challenge the status quo, take risks, and step confidently into the 2023 fiscal year.
We started cred with a mission of building thought leaders through events. To date, we have confirmed more than 4,500+ speaking opportunities and helped host more than 150 events for clients all over the world. It’s amazing to see how far we’ve come—as a team under 30—to achieving that mission, and so much more.
Like every business, we’ve had our ups and downs. Looking back at the past 7 years, a few things I’ve learned along the way:
In between organizing events and securing speaking opportunities for our clients, here at cred, we always make sure to have fun and find new ways to give back to the community. While we are only four months into the year, two of our teams—Culture Club and credService—have been busy putting together activities for our credians to enjoy. Let’s take a look back at how we’ve enjoyed the show so far this year.
What better way to keep up with the latest trends in the auto industry than to hear from the trend-setting experts at top auto conferences? These conferences, whether virtual or in-person, will cover everything from EVs, smart cities, charging stations, supply chain issues, and much more.
In this edition of our credTen series, we’re highlighting 10 automotive events to help you keep up with the latest trends transforming the industry.
