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August 2018 Education Event
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Event Technology: Hands-on With What's Trending, a View into What's Next |
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Tuesday, August 14, 2018
781.278.2300 |
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| Cramer Event venue host, educational speakers, reception sponsor for food. Cramer is a brand experience agency that is thriving in this new experiential era of marketing. Global brands trust Cramer to invent,craft and fuel content-driven experiences. |
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Brent and his teams are part of Cramer’s distinctive studio model — a model that brings together an uncommon mix of on-demand, multi-disciplinary talent and capabilities that consistently helps their clients achieve more. Prior to joining Cramer, Brent was the chief digital officer inside MIT, held executive leadership positions at Ogilvy and Boathouse, and successfully survived two startup-to-IPO adventures. |
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Lindsay Nie is the Head of Creative Technology at Cramer, where she blends her marketing and technology expertise, creativity and inner gadget-geek to create memorable brand experiences for clients’ key audiences. Lindsay has nearly two decades of experience designing and executing technology-focused marketing and project-management solutions. Lindsay’s work ensures that clients are on the cutting-edge of experiential and event technology, enhancing their activations, conferences, and more with attendee tracking and analysis, virtualization, digital signage solutions, touchscreens, wearables and more. |
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Event Technology: Hands-on With What's Trending, a View into What's Next While meeting professionals now have a portfolio of expected technologies -- registration platforms, event apps, audience response systems, etc. – the landscape of the event technologies has grown 70% in just the last two years. In this three part session, we will go beyond the expected and dig into the hottest and newest technologies in the meetings and events industry. The first part will be a fast moving, trend spotting session that unpacks the latest trends in event strategy, design, and content. These trends are all being driven and impacted by technology. The second part will be deeper dives into the latest, specific event technologies that are being used across all aspects of an event -- from event marketing to ballrooms to analytics, and across the attendee experiences in between. Finally, the third part will be a question and answer session that is matched with hands-on demos of the technologies discussed during the presentation. |
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| This session has been submitted to the EIC for 1.5 CE’s, Domain G: Meeting or Event Design | |||||||||||||
| THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSOR |
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Reception: Liquor Sponsor |
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| Amy Zediana Dearth, CSEP, President Consider It Done Special Events is a certified woman-owned business that focuses on full service event management, production and event décor. |
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| REGISTRATION OPENING SOON |
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| MPI Meeting Attendance Policy & Cancellation Policy: All Essential Level members or non-members are limited to no more than two events in one fiscal year and must pay the Essential Level/Non-member rate. MPI Preferred or Premier Level members are welcome to attend all chapter events at the Member Price. Any attendee who has registered incorrectly will be asked to pay the difference in pricing. The new membership policy is dictated by MPI Global and is required for all chapters. MPI/NE does not offer registration fee refunds. You may receive refund if your request is made no less than 48 hours prior to the event. We do not offer refunds or credits for late cancellations or day of no-shows. |
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