What Can Go Wrong at an Analyst Day (And How to Prevent It)
The most common analyst day execution failures, why they happen, and how IR teams can prevent them with better coordination, communication, and support
The most common analyst day execution failures, why they happen, and how IR teams can prevent them with better coordination, communication, and support
Discover how Shared Interest Tables offer curated sessions on topics of interest to attendees, hosted by sponsors, to facilitate meaningful conversations and connections.
This blog focuses on reflecting on the past year's events and provides three key strategies—strengthening brand identity on-site, empowering sales with integrated data, and reallocating budget for greater impact—to elevate the impact of events in the coming year, with an invitation to join the TWST Events User Group Day for further insights and strategies.
Gamification isn't just a trendy buzzword; it's a potent tool to elevate engagement, foster genuine connections, and inject the spirit of connection in our interactions.
This blog explores three key strategies—attendee tracking, the virtual component, and moderated one-on-one meeting programs—to maximize the revenue and profitability of events, offering insights on how these secret ingredients can elevate the value, reach, and connections within conferences.
Event planning can be both exhilarating and exhausting. What can go wrong, usually does go wrong. The continued pressure to deliver flawless experiences can lead to burnout and fatigue.
Maximizing the return on investment (ROI) from conferences & events can be challenging. As event planners ourselves, we’ve been there. Now we’re sharing our secrets.
In this blog, you will read about the top three learnings from our recent event experiences, shedding light on the crucial elements that can elevate your exhibition success.
Every professional knows that having strong connections is the foundation of good business relations. Here are 10 event connection metrics that can catapult your networking event to success.
When produced properly, an Investor Day (or Analyst Day) is an extremely valuable investor relations tool. One of your first decisions when planning an Investor Relations day is choosing the event format and vendors.
Never underestimate the value of a smooth check-in and badging process. Check-in and badging is where attendees get their first impression of your event. Don’t let all your hard work result in a poor first experience.
If you’re an event organizer, you’re probably wondering how you can make your trade shows and exhibitions more exciting for your guests while getting the most out of your investment. You may find the best results using hosted buyer programs.
We’ve heard from many event professionals that they would love to implement RFID technology but struggle to make it cost-effective. And we completely understand this dilemma.
We heard common themes from event professionals and exhibitors at IAEE’s Expo! Expo! in Louisville last month. Here's an inside look at our biggest takeaways and what to expect from the industry in 2023.
Are you an event pro searching for a growth path to reach new audiences? If you are, you need to be at industry conferences. I’ve given you a head start with the events I’m pitching to my boss for next year.
It’s no secret that planning an event takes a huge amount of time and effort. On top of deadlines, you need to be able to keep up with constant changes — within a specific event and in the entire event industry.
No matter the event type or format, hiring the right AV provider is vital to the success of your show. And you certainly shouldn’t settle for a rookie with a camera. Hire the wrong team and watch what happens.
Face-to-face meetings are where business gets done - and they're what sponsors, exhibitors, and attendees value enough to travel across the country for. Is your next show doomed? Or will you be ready?
In-person events are back and going strong! If you’re planning your next event, you might be wondering “Where is the perfect conference location these days?” You don't be the one that gets it wrong.