2020 hasn't been kind to the exhibitions industry and there may be rejoicing for the year to end. Don Neal of 360 Live Media shares his thoughts what the future may hold for the exhibitions industry.
Attendees are, arguably, the most important part of the event ecosystem. Without attendees, we wouldn’t have exhibitors. Or revenue. Or jobs. Therefore, it’s imperative that we keep our fingers on the pulse of changing attendee sentiment so we know how to re-attract them to our events (and keep them coming back) as soon as it’s deemed safe to do so.
Returning to in-person events will likely look different than it has in the past, but fortunately, YOU have the ability to lead the path and establish what the new normal can look like.
As the pace of change quickens with every year, leadership decisions become even more fundamental to survival. This article by Brian Scott of ClearTone Consulting takes a brief view of this challenge through the lens of information technology.
CEIR VP of Research, Nancy Drapeau, PRC and CEIR Economist Dr. Allen Shaw share exciting news that benefit show organizers! The Event Analyzer is getting revamped and will be released soon. Read what you can expect from this tool.
2020 CEIR Chairperson, Carrie Ferenac shares her experience hosting #CEIRPredict and what to expect from CEIR in the next couple of months in her quarterly letter to the CEIR community.
Prominent exhibition executives learned what the future holds for B2B exhibitions at this year's Predict. Cathy Breden, CMP, CAE, CEM shares the highlights and takeaways from the first virtual CEIR Predict conference.
