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As the world changes and technologies expand, we are faced with the chance to harness things like AR and VR in events for our advantage. More specifically, we learn the full power of these technologies and how much they can do for our industry. While AR and VR in events have been around for a while, the concepts can still be quite baffling. More than that, it becomes a challenge to learn exactly how they can be leveraged in a successful way.
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In late February, we moved into our bright and airy new building in the Albany Park neighborhood of Chicago. Throughout the entire design process, we wanted our new home to embody the people and values that make Meeting Tomorrow unique. For us, that includes prioritizing an earth-friendly office and warehouse. From the start of our planning process, our employee Sustainability Board, called EcoMT, advocated for sustainable measures for the entire property.
In late February, we moved into our bright and airy new building in the Albany Park neighborhood of Chicago. Throughout the entire design process, we wanted our new home to embody the people and values that make Meeting Tomorrow unique. For us, that includes prioritizing an earth-friendly office and warehouse. From the start of our planning process, our employee Sustainability Board, called EcoMT, advocated for sustainable measures for the entire property.
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Post authored by Emily Richmond, Social Media Marketing Specialist. “You grew up with social media, so it must come easy to you, right?”. As a millennial, I get this question a lot. I was in middle school when Myspace was popular. That alone should tell you how much the social media landscape has changed in a short period of time. It can be overwhelming to keep-up with the continuous updates and the newest trends within every platform.
Designers and producers from throughout the U.S. and Canada share how they create eye-catching focal points for galas, weddings, corporate events, and more.
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