PodcastS1E6: The future of events – What’s on the horizon?This episode is a summary of what we’ve learned and how this will shape the future of events. We’ll even take a look into the more distant future and talk about the potential impact of tech like VR, AR, and the Metaverse.Listen NowShare ThisSubscribeAfter exploring how the industry has evolved over the last few years and where it stands today, it’s time to look ahead.Based on everything we’ve covered in episodes 1-5, what does all of this mean for the future of events? More connected experiences, year-round programming, consolidation of the event tech market, high production value across all formats, the need to prove ROI (and how event tech helps you achieve this).This episode is a summary of what we’ve learned and how this will shape the future of events. We’ll even take a look into the more distant future and talk about the potential impact of tech like VR, AR, and the Metaverse.Looking to learn more about building a better event? Check out these resources, including guides, industry reports, videos, as well as free tools and templates.Learn more about Webex Events.Get the complete guide to event data and ROI.Visit this blog to learn how to build ROI-driven, cost effective event sponsorships.Learn how to level up event production for in-person, virtual, and hybrid events. Listen onRelated ResourcesPodcastS2E2: The impact of tech-enabled in-person eventsIn this episode, Michelle Nicole McNabb, Owner and Founder of Emenee Marketing ‘n’ Events, joins us to discuss how tech-enabled in-person events deliver immersive attendee experiences, drive ROI for sponsors and exhibitors, and streamline the event planning process.PodcastS2E3: The power of niche eventsIn this episode, Mahoganey, Founder and CEO of Event Specialists Inc., shares her expertise on the advantages and challenges of hosting niche virtual and in-person events.PodcastS2E1: The state of the events industryIn this episode, Miguel Neves, Editor-in-Chief of Skift Meetings, joins us to dive into the current state of the events industry. We discuss in-person events, attendee expectations, event data, personalization, and more.
