Endless Events
MAY 11, 2020
And what better place to do it than the Event Tech Podcast? Over the course of several episodes, we’ve covered everything event tech-related. From Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality to cybersecurity for events and virtual event platform reviews , this podcast has done it all. Click To Tweet.
Endless Events
NOVEMBER 16, 2021
“We were early adopters there, working with Twitter in 2007. But how did they do when the events industry had to pivot to virtual events only? While many event profs had just started learning the basics about livestreaming , SXSW has been doing it for years. ” And then, there are social media platforms.
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Endless Events
NOVEMBER 29, 2021
2022 is going to be our best year yet; we’ve embraced exciting new event technology and hybrid events as the way of the future! If 2020 was a year of pivoting and learning about virtual events, 2021 was a year of putting that knowledge to the test. Which virtual event platform features to look for?
Endless Events
JULY 5, 2022
Will tells the audience a quick recap of Endless Events’ path over the last 15 years. “Endless Events started as a DJ company called Arizona Pro DJs when I was a junior in high school. In June 2007, I made a website.” And let’s not forget about all the event platforms popping up on the market.”
Smart Meetings
MAY 6, 2022
Robertson has been at the DMO since 2007, most recently serving as tourism sales manager. Labbe has been in events, sales and marketing for seven years. She most recently served as digital marketing and virtual events manager at Handled. Saundra Briggs Robertson, CTIS, CTA, and Destiny Monyhan, CMP, CTA.
Smart Meetings
MARCH 29, 2022
Northern California’s Silicon Valley has incubated three generations of technology advances from to the first Intel microprocessor in 1971 and Atari computer game that same year to the first iPhone demonstrated by then-CEO Steve Jobs in 2007.
Smart Meetings
MARCH 29, 2022
Northern California’s Silicon Valley has incubated three generations of technology advances from to the first Intel microprocessor in 1971 and Atari computer game that same year to the first iPhone demonstrated by then-CEO Steve Jobs in 2007.
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