Exploring Event Tech’s Present and Future
The organizers behind EduCon’s Tech Labs share what event technology solutions excited them most before and after the event.
The organizers behind EduCon’s Tech Labs share what event technology solutions excited them most before and after the event.
In an EduCon 2023 session, DEI consultant Zoe Moore shared how event professionals can integrate diversity, equity, and inclusion into all aspects of their organizations’ operations by implementing a supplier diversity program.
In the traditional event tech exhibit hall or demonstration area, organizers get pitched to. Here’s how a new format at EduCon took a less salesy — and more interactive and informative — approach.
The term “imposter syndrome” might have been coined in 1978, but little has changed since then to help women who predominantly suffer from it. But the solution, Zoe Moore argued at an EduCon 2023 session, isn’t to fix women, but their workplaces.
Freeman’s recent Gen Z Report suggests tactics to start cultivating this growing attendee base.
Freeman’s Ken Holsinger and PCMA’s Howard Givner shared data-driven information about what event attendees, sponsors, and exhibitors want during a recent EduCon session.
Musician David Usher, founder of the artificial intelligence creative studio Reimagine AI, showed the PCMA EduCon 2023 audience how human creativity and AI can work together.
At an EduCon 2023 Business School session in Montréal, the University of Texas’ Gaylen Paulson shared a proven strategy for becoming an expert in one’s field.
Engage in one-on-one conversations with peers on industry challenges and shared interests through a Braindate session.
In a PCMA EduCon panel moderated by Glenn Stress, vice president of global B2B events and programs for Marriott International, a gender-diverse panel discussed barriers that members of the LGBTQ+ community face when traveling to events.
In his PCMA EduCon 2023 session on June 26, Dan Berger identified four belonging personas and how event organizers can consider each when planning an event.
Two wheelchair accessibility tours at EduCon gave event organizers a first-hand experience navigating an event on two wheels rather than two feet.