What's the top pain point that event managers often face when organizing hybrid events? You guessed it! TECHNICAL CHALLENGES! Hybrid events involve a mix of in-person and virtual components, which can lead to technical issues including internet connectivity, audio-visual equipment, and platform compatibility. Ensuring a smooth technical experience for both physical and virtual attendees needs the right mix of equipment and technical expertise. Following close

We got so busy planning and producing, we forgot to toot our own horn!! TOOT TOOT! We were interviewed way back in the summer of 2021 talking about the COVID restrictions being lifted in Saskatchewan and Alberta, and what we thought of it. Check out the full article here !

Many well established in-person events transitioned to virtual this past year but found that their experience fizzled. Should they have instead cancelled, postponed until they could offer a hybrid approach (some in-person, some online), or simply set more ambitious goals? If you found that your virtual event was not unique and lacked pizazz, don’t worry! Virtual and hybrid events have come a long way since

COVID-19's impact has been felt by everyone around the world. The events industry has been devastated by the pandemic. 1 in 10 people work in the events and hospitality industry globally! As we moved through the summer months, many were hopeful that things were improving, especially event professionals. When polled in the spring of 2020, over 75% of event professionals expected a return to in-person

“A compass will still work even if you lose the map. Get yourself a compass.” I heard Seth Godin say these remarkable words live yesterday during an online event I attended broadcasted from Australia. It resonated with me on many levels. As  event professionals we will likely not find our way back to where we were because that map of how we did things has