Reese Witherspoon’s Top Mic 🎤 ⬇️ Drop Quotes at #INBOUND23

INBOUND 2023 in Boston was thought provoking, exciting, bubbling with energy, and full of mic drop quotes from great speakers. Reese Witherspoon doesn’t need an introduction. Here are the best lessons she shared:
Top + Cool Activations at INBOUND ‘23

The sponsors at INBOUND went the extra mile in delivering creative activations.
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7 Ways a Female-Driven Industry can Help Struggling Young Men

Professor, author, speaker and entrepreneur Scott Galloway has spoken frequently about the struggle of young men in American society. One need only read the news to understand the gravity of the situation.
Top 17 FOCUS Points for Brands: How to get that coveted event ROI

Recently, we opened up the Cut the Sh*t Cue the Genius vault to pull out episode 49 with business strategist and strategic advisor Vanessa Lovatt who shared some evergreen advice for brands on how to earn event ROI.
Top 15 Truthbombs About Event Leadership

Top 15 Truthbombs about Event Leadership ~ shared by the amazing Monique Ruff-Bell / Head of Events, TED
“Encourage risk-taking, learn from failures.”
“Self-care is vital for leadership.”
“Give yourself grace and space.”
“Embrace bravery over perfectionism.”
“Manage mistakes with understanding, resilience.”
“Foster personal connections with the team.”
“Redefine success, celebrate small wins.”
Choosing Between Virtual and Hybrid Events: 6 Top Considerations

As in-person events have been making their comeback – often with reduced attendance – planners find themselves again wondering about the right format for their next event: 100% virtual or a hybrid approach?
Knowing which approach is the best fit for your event boils down to several different factors, including goals, expected attendance, budget, timeline, and attendee preferences.
Fix What’s Broken for Attendees at In-Person Events

Attendees are at the center of every event. Here are ways to address their specific needs.
Events Need to Change. Let’s Start with a Survey.

We hear this every day.
In the world outside of events, change is well underway. Yet, trade shows and many conferences look and act exactly the same as they did in 1975: grid-style floor plans, square booth spaces and stale conference content.
If we’re going to collectively change event experiences and design, we’ve got to think about how we got here and what we need to do about it.