Attendees can get content anywhere, so an event is only worth attending if the room gives them something a livestream can't.Andrea Bittnerova is a freelance event and content strategist who spent more…
The best GRC software wins by being invisible, and the best event content wins by refusing to die after the livestream ends. Devin Davis, a marketing leader currently with Optro, a governance, risk,…
Lisa Collins used to fill a room with a flyer showing a picture of breakfast. Now she needs personalization data, pre-event teaser content, and an AI running quietly in the background just to get…
The guest who's produced content at 2,000-person conferences says the room was never the product, the footage was, and now AI is about to change what "footage" even means. Tim Thompson, founder and…
An event concierge that took a thousand lunch orders in ten seconds, has never once searched Google, and still hasn't been cracked by ten engineers who tried.Jordan Kaye is founder of Analog Events, a…
Joe Pulizzi built Content Marketing World into a 4,000-person event by treating three days on stage as the least important part of the calendar.Joe Pulizzi is the founder of Content Marketing…
Your festival footage is either paying for next year's event or sitting on a hard drive nobody opens again.Michelle DiBernardo is executive director and president of the Syracuse International Film…
A search engineer who's spoken at 900 events says the conference business model is dying — unless organizers turn their footage into AI skill files before their competitors do. Dennis Yu is a search…
A lightning strike, a dead livestream, and a food truck fix borrowed from London: the story of the SauceCon that became company legend. Bill McGee spent nine to ten years at Sauce Labs, joining as an…
Three people, one AI agent, and a maritime defense conference with the Navy League. This is how small teams are now launching profitable events from zero.Brian D'Erario is co-founder of Kerri, a…
