Supported by TCEB, join us and learn how you should develop the right data metrics for sponsors and partners of your digital events. Also, what are the questions to ask of the event platforms to ensure you receive the data at the completion of your digital event thereby creating more value for your event stakeholders.
We're excited to bring our APAC community together in PCMA's first Asia Pacific Meet-Up to reconnect with old friends, grow your professional network, and hear what's working (and what's not) in the new world of omnichannel events.
Attendees will be placed in a virtual reception where they can move from “table” to “table” and meet with various groups. Participation is capped at 200pax.
Having recently concluded Convening Leaders 2021, find out from PCMA’s Patricia Cheong, Associate Director, Development, the challenges faced and learnings she took away when bringing together 300 participants in a physical space. Join this Community Connect to discuss with peers on your experiences when it comes to safety protocols at live events and the new ideas and solutions worth exploring.
Join this session as we go on a deep dive with Kirsty Grimwade, who leads the Conference and Events team at AusIMM, on challenging the status quo, event strategy, experimenting with new formats, and the learnings from her most recent hybrid event.
Calling all Asia Pacific DES Alumni! Connect with your DES community at this informal networking event. Attendees will be placed in a virtual reception where they can move from "table" to "table" and meet with various groups.
Participation is capped at 200 people.
In this Customer Deep Dive, we speak with Razlan Manjaji, Head of Global Events at South China Morning Post and hear how Razlan and his team adapted fast, educated their stakeholders, and transformed their event calendar increasing the number of events four-fold, while decreasing costs and doubling their revenue.
Join this PCMA session jointly organised with BEAM and powered by MBS, where women in associations reimagine what success, leadership and effective people will look like in the future. This 2-hour hybrid workshop seeks to open up communication channels with experienced and emerging leaders in Asia Pacific who can productively contribute to elevating the impacts of women in leadership and shine a light on the path forward.
Content, content and more content. When it comes to event content and information, virtual and hybrid events are a literal gold mine. How do you make the most out of recorded conference content and potentially monetise them to contribute to your organisation’s bottom line. In this session, take a closer look at how to develop the content strategy for your next event, find new ways to measure marketing ROI, and create new opportunities to monetise your conference content.
Get Local is a meeting and conference expo focused exclusively on the Australasian MICE market. This event draws the industry together to give buyers and exhibitors the opportunity to meet with the right contacts, identify opportunities, increase awareness and build relationships.
It’s Asia Pacific’s most prestigious business event, and you’re invited. After a two-year Covid-imposed hiatus, AIME is back better than ever to reconnect and revive the industry. AIME 2022 will see buyers and exhibitors join forces both in-person and online – which means wherever you are in the world.
Have you faced challenges when it comes to procurement at your events? Or struggle to communicate effectively with them? Join us at this session to unpack the business function that procurement performs and identify the success metrics against which they are measured.
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