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In this episode of Do This, Not That, host Jay Schwedelson welcomes Adam Parry, the cofounder and editor of Event Industry News—often referred to as the “Yoda of events.” They dive into a fascinating discussion about the “forgetting curve,” a concept dating back to the 1880s that explains how humans lose information over time, and how it applies to event attendance, content retention, and maximizing the value of professional gatherings.=================================================================Best Moments:(01:36) Introduction to the “forgetting curve” concept that reshapes how we think about content consumption(07:12) Explanation of the forgetting curve – how we lose significant information within 24 hours without reinforcement(08:30) Practical challenges of information retention at events (travel fatigue, networking, multitasking)(10:17) Methods for better information retention: note-taking, memory training, and emerging technologies(12:42) The importance of having an intentional plan before attending events to maximize information retention(14:39) How to effectively bring knowledge back to your team after attending an event(16:28) Event Tech Live's innovative approach: using AI to create deep-dive documents and key takeaways from sessions(18:33) Future possibilities for content management: integrating AI tools to make event content more searchable and shareable(19:35) How to connect with Adam Parry and Event Industry News resources=================================================================Guest Bio Adam Parry is the cofounder and editor of Event Industry News, one of the leading publications in the events industry. He also cofounded Event Tech Live, the premier event for technology within the event space, now in its twelfth year in London with a recent expansion to the US. Adam fell into the events industry over twenty years ago, starting in sports and marketing before transitioning to print and editorial. His passion for technology led him to develop platforms that recognize innovation in event technology, including industry awards. With his extensive knowledge and networks, Adam has become a respected thought leader in the events space, known for his forward-thinking approaches to content delivery and audience engagement.=================================================================Check out our 100% FREE + VIRTUAL EVENTS! -> EVENTASTIC - The worlds LARGEST event about EVENTS! June 5-6 2025 Register HERE: https://www.eventastic.com/RegistrationGuru Conference - The World's Largest Virtual EMAIL MARKETING Conference - Nov 6-7! Register here: www.GuruConference.com=================================================================AND Don't miss out on these awesome FREE upcoming Quick Hits!WunderKind: 20 Ideas in 40 Mins! Would You Rather?! Topic: Owned Channel Performance SECRETS!May 8th - Register HERE: https://www.linkedin.com/events/wouldyourather-ownedchannelperf7310021407273304064/theater/Marigold: May 30th 11am est. More info coming soon!=================================================================MASSIVE thank you to our Sponsor, Marigold!!Looking to master consumer engagement in 2025? The 2025 Consumer Trends Index from Marigold reveals how AI, economic pressures, and personalized marketing are shaping consumer expectations. Uncover data-driven insights to foster
Behind the recently published article: Tariffs – now what for trade shows, this episode's guest, media and events entrepreneur Dr Baris Onay, is a bit of a coup. Referencing the impact of international sanctions on Russia in 2014 from first-hand experience, Baris looks at what to expect, and what might actually happen, as a result of the restless canon of US tariffs. Hosted by Adam Parry, Baris moves from the “cataclysmic potential” for people selling goods to the States, and the China question, to strategy advice for US and non-US organisers. While these sanctions are clearly not nailed on, Baris highlights the crucial role for one-to-one buyers' programmes, content, and technology, meantime. Dr Baris Onay's take on the tariff's is clued up, on point, and this is an invaluable conversation for the events industry. To keep up to date with all the news, subscribe for free here. If you would like to take part in a podcast, then please complete our submission form.
This special edition of the Event Industry News podcast sees editor Adam Parry in conversation with Enrico Gallorini, co-founder and CEO of GRS – a global research and strategy company based in Dubai. Alongside the business, Enrico has written a book: ‘In Person, a journey through the unstoppable evolution of events', and that's the topic here. Asked about his inspirations, Enrico highlights chats he's had with people across the industry and how the perennial ‘future of the sector' question is rooted in the past and the present. Adam and Enrico talk about the forgetting curve, the broad benefits of a book over scrolling for information, and what core historical elements of events have been lost to time. Could they, should they, come back? Asked for his most impactful event ‘moment', Enrico details the gamut of emotion he felt watching U2 at The Sphere in Las Vegas, going on to amplify the value of shared experience, the ritual and spirituality, the sense of belonging, in events. From gatherings around open fires in the Stone Age to the avatars of the 21st Century, this is a fascinating 50 minutes. To keep up to date with all the news, subscribe for free here. If you would like to take part in a podcast, then please complete our submission form.
In this episode, Adam and Isaac are joined by FA Refereeing's Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Manager, Raj Randhawa. Raj discusses how his love of football came about, why he supports Arsenal, and his roles in football in the North East of England. In this special episode, Adam takes on Raj in a quiz on Liverpool vs Arsenal, written by our very own Isaac Blakey. Raj also shares the work he has done with the FA to promote equality in refereeing and his plans in this area.For more information about grassroots football refereeing in Berks & Bucks, please visit www.berks-bucksfa.com/referees Music by Darren Fellerdale.Thank you for listening! Follow @berksandbucksfa on all major social media platforms for more grassroots football content!
In this episode, Adam & Isaac are joined by the author of ‘Blowing The Whistle: The Psychology of Football Refereeing' and Berks & Bucks FA Referee Stuart Carrington. Stuart discusses his interest in the psychology of football refereeing and where this interest has led him. He talks about his recent research into home bias, and the role of vicarious experiences for referees and shares his top tips for referees to manage their thoughts and emotions. Stuart is also put to the test against Isaac on his knowledge of famous Stuarts. How well does Stuart know other Stuarts? For more information about grassroots football refereeing in Berks & Bucks, please visit www.berks-bucksfa.com/refereesVisit our episode sponsor Kicklocker to buy your official BBFA referees kit: Berks & Bucks FA Ref Store by Kitlocker.Find out more about how to become a Nike Partner Club with Kitlocker, visit: Kitlocker.com x NPC - Kitlocker.com Blog Music by Darren Fellerdale.Thank you for listening! Follow @berksandbucksfa on all major social media platforms for more grassroots football content!
In this episode, Adam & Isaac are joined by Elite Referee Development Programme and Berks & Bucks FA referee Stephen Parkinson to discuss his journey in refereeing. Stephen shares his experiences first qualifying as a referee, his progression up the refereeing pyramid and discusses what it is like refereeing abroad in Germany. Stephen also provides fascinating insights into his journey in the game, including individual challenges and highlights and shows off his Welsh football knowledge in the start of pod quiz. For more information about grassroots football refereeing in Berks & Bucks, please visit www.berks-bucksfa.com/referees Music by Darren Fellerdale.Thank you for listening! Follow @berksandbucksfa on all major social media platforms for more grassroots football content!
In this episode, Adam & Isaac are joined by Taskmaster host, Chesham United director and member of ‘The Horne Section', Alex Horne. Alex discusses his love for football, his role at Chesham United and gives us some Law changes he would like to see in the Premier League. Alex takes part in a very loosely based Chesham United Quiz, called Chesh-Ham or Chesh-no Ham, and Adam is happy as Harvey Elliott gets a shoutout on the Pod! For more information about grassroots football refereeing in Berks & Bucks, please visit www.berks-bucksfa.com/referees Music by Darren Fellerdale.Thank you for listening! Follow @berksandbucksfa on all major social media platforms for more grassroots football content!
In this episode, Adam & Isaac are joined by the FA's Head of Referee Development, Nathan Magill. Nathan shares his experiences as a referee in Australia, his progress up the Australian football pyramid and his work with Football Australia. Nathan also provides insight into his role at The FA and what he's looking forward to delivering as Head of FA Referee Development over the next two years.We are also joined on the pod by Berks & Bucks FA's Football Workforce Administrator James Parker, who puts Adam and Isaac's knowledge of Australian footballers to the test. For more information about grassroots football refereeing in Berks & Bucks, please visit www.berks-bucksfa.com/referees Music by Darren Fellerdale.Thank you for listening! Follow @berksandbucksfa on all major social media platforms for more grassroots football content!
In this episode, Adam & Isaac are joined by FIFA Futsal referee and National referee manager at the FA Marc Birkett. Marc shares his experiences of refereeing elite futsal, how he first got into football and his past role as RDO at Nottinghamshire FA. Marc also shares some insight into what the role of a National referee manager entails, gives us some insight into some FA projects he is looking forward to working on over the next 12 months and takes part in a Quiz on international Futsal. For more information about grassroots football refereeing in Berks & Bucks, please visit www.berks-bucksfa.com/referees Music by Darren Fellerdale.Thank you for listening! Follow @berksandbucksfa on all major social media platforms for more grassroots football content!
In this episode, Adam & Isaac are joined by Premier League referee Graham Scott to discuss his journey in refereeing. Graham shares his experiences, first qualifying as a referee, and his progression up the refereeing pyramid. He also discusses what it is like to referee in front of packed stadiums and the role of VAR in the Premier League. Isaac also takes on Graham in a quiz on goalkeepers. Graham also provides fascinating insights into his journey in the game, including individual challenges and highlights, and shares his top tips for referees looking to progress up the pyramid. For more information about grassroots football refereeing in Berks & Bucks, please visit www.berks-bucksfa.com/referees Music by Darren Fellerdale.Thank you for listening! Follow @berksandbucksfa on all major social media platforms for more grassroots football content!
In this episode, Berks & Bucks FA's Referee Development Officer, Adam Parry, is joined by Senior Cup Final and Level 3 Referee Ollie Kaya. Together with Adam, Ollie discusses his journey to the Senior Cup Final, highlighting the challenges and experiences he faced over the years to get there. Ollie also provides fascinating insights into their journey in the game, including top tips for Referees wanting to progress up the refereeing pyramid.For more information about grassroots football refereeing in Berks & Bucks, please visit www.berks-bucksfa.com/refereesMusic by Darren Fellerdale
Dive into the innovative world of Event Tech with Adam Parry, founder of Event Industry News and Event Tech Live, on this episode of Tag Lab. We first met Adam when we exhibited at Event Tech Live in 2016, in this episode Laura and Adam discuss the importance of building strong relationships and the positive impact of their partnership over the years. Host, Laura Davidson, uncovers Adam's journey from zero event planning experience to leading the charge in event technology. They discuss overcoming traditional publishing hurdles, the birth of Event Tech Live, and the power of industry relationships. Adam sheds light on evolving event tech trends, from operational efficiencies to AI's role, and shares personal insights on conquering public speaking fears. The duo also tackles the importance of sustainability in event planning, emphasising ecological and social responsibility. Packed with industry insights, personal growth tips, and forward-thinking discussions, this episode is a must-listen for event organisers, tech suppliers, and anyone looking to push boundaries.
In this episode, Berks & Bucks FA's Referee Training Officer, Minesh Gupta, and Referee Development Officer, Adam Parry meet to discuss the importance of Referee Development.Minesh and Adam discuss their roles and responsibilities within the BBFA Referee Workforce. They share their journeys in the game so far, including their challenges and successes and discuss how they want to help Referees at all levels.For more information about grassroots football refereeing in Berks & Bucks, please visit www.berks-bucksfa.com/referees Music by Darren Fellerdale.
In the ever-evolving landscape of event design, technology continues to play a pivotal role in shaping memorable and impactful experiences. The latest episode of our podcast, "The Intersection of Event Design Experience and Artificial Intelligence," delves into the fascinating world where event design meets cutting-edge technology. Joining us for this insightful conversation are three industry leaders: Ryan Howard, Global Event Experience Technology Lead at Google; Panos Moutafis, CEO and founder of Zenus.ai, a trailblazer in facial analysis for the events industry; and our very own Adam Parry, podcast host from Event Industry News. To keep up to date with all the news, subscribe for free here. If you would like to take part in a podcast, then please complete our submission form.
Oli Bailey, interaction designer at IMEX, and Panos Moutafis, who is co-founder/CEO at Zenus AI, a company developing ethical facial analysis tech, are a great combination. Joining IMEX, ‘where the global meetings industry comes together', right after its first event nearly 20 years ago, Oli has worked across pretty much every facet of the show/the brand. He knows his IMEX onions. Meanwhile, Panos has worked on facial analysis since 2011, founding Zenus – a company committed to protecting people's privacy while providing pivotal data to clients, typically at business events and brand activations. Talking to host Adam Parry, Oli and Panos discuss the motivation for the Zenus/IMEX partnership, looking at strategic event design, neutralising natural bias with data and the importance of multi-measurement tools. This truly engaging 50 minutes sees Panos highlight the difference between facial recognition and facial analysis before addressing relevant privacy and ethics concerns. Look out too for Oli's take on educating the IMEX audience about Zenus tech and the importance of transparency. It's all here. To keep up to date with all the news, subscribe for free here. If you would like to take part in a podcast, then please complete our submission form.
Introduced by host Adam Parry the second chapter of chats he had during a visit to Cvent CONNECT Europe, at Intercontinental Hotel – The O2, is with Jamie Vaughan, the company's VP of European sales. Following Jamie's potted perspective on some of CONNECT 2022's content, and the show's primary takeaways, this short episode focuses on the Cvent culture and what the greater industry can learn from it. Jamie Vaughan takes another tack on the virtual/hybrid evolution that Patrick Smith discussed in part one, going on to define Cvent as it stands, beyond the ‘software company' label, and how the team there is developing a structure for anything that comes next.
Adam Parry caught up Cvent senior vice president and chief marketing officer Patrick Smith at the physical element of hybrid Cvent CONNECT Europe, held at Intercontinental Hotel – The O2. A special episode – Event Tech Talks and Walks – this is a focus on marketing; adapting to the new event model post-pandemic. Host Adam Parry introduces the discussion and Patrick Smith talks quickly, covering a lot of ground in these 25 minutes. Having done just one, experimental, virtual event prior to 2020, like so many other companies Cvent has dug deep into hybrid delivery since. Patrick details the benefits to a show like CONNECT Europe, where weight of numbers, physical or virtual, adds to the storytelling, the thought leadership, the best practice and the value in choosing the right event option for you. He goes on to discuss adjusting budgets, the total event programme, how one size won't fit all, the difference between and a webinar and a virtual event and more.
Live and direct from Canada, Jeff Campbell, author of two partnerships playbooks and founder of Incentli, a company committed to improving attendee motivation and engagement, fell into event industry from the e-Learning vertical. Jeff's background in education fostered his interest in online learner engagement and gamification. So much so, he started Incentli and built an integration with learning management systems (LMS). Ultimately, Campbell's/Incentli's goal is to make partnerships as easy as they can be, making him a perfect fit with this episode. Across some 45 minutes of chat, host/Event Tech Live co-founder, Adam Parry, and Jeff Campbell dig down into the integration equation, with the equally successful and ‘agnostic' Incentli a perfect case in point. A clued-up collaboration – typical of the Event Tech Talks series - they talk imposter syndrome, tech stacks, connecting LMS to ecommerce platforms, driving attendee stickiness through partnerships and the energy from collaboration. From the difference between online learning and virtual events, timeframes and a useful burger parallel – the calendar year is bottom of the bun, events ‘the pickle' – right through to what integration actually means, it's all here.
The eighth episode of Event Tech Talk Show is all about data, and in Joe Colangelo host Adam Parry has found another perfect sparring partner. Joe is co-founder and CEO of Bear Analytics, a firm dedicated to translating data into actionable intelligence for event producers, trade associations and professional societies. Putting questions both as data the infatuated co-founder of Event Tech Live and as a very interested independent other, Adam gets the back story; how Jo Colangelo started with a biotech trade organisation, going on to work with its events team where he identified a “pretty big” deficiency on the data side. And how he and partner Eric Misic founded Bear in the summer of 2013 as a result. Adam and Joe discuss the impact of the Covid pandemic, how close it came to suffocating the business, and the subsequent launch of Bear IQ. They talk about the burgeoning value of data and how to get the most out of it, which business operations benefit the most from centralised, clean, consolidated data. They look at tech stacks, Bear's unique place in the puzzle, and much, much more.
In little over 10 years Jimmy MacDonald, together with Rachel Isherwood, founded, developed and sold London Design Fair. At the end of May 2022 – soon after the Evening Standard and Citibank had rated him one of the top 1,000 most influential Londoners - California-based e-commerce platform Ribbon appointed MacDonald as its global fairs liaison officer. Episode 7 of the Event Tech Talk Show sees Jimmy MacDonald talk host Adam Parry through that considerable background, making mention of 100% Design, a JV with Reed Exhibitions, Super Brands London and much more. Meeting out praise for Old Truman Brewery and Excel, MacDonald goes on to discuss his biggest challenge and the trade show mechanic before tackling the hybrid commerce question – with a spotlight on the Ribbon platform.
We believe we've seen a lot of progress in the event technology space over the last ten years, and progress has been made precipitously over the past two (plus) years. I think there are lots of areas of event tech which are under-appreciated and under-invested. And a lot of that is where it intersects with the in person experience. This conversation with Adam Parry came right on the heels of the Event Tech Live Summit, and he gives tons of insights about mergers & acquisitions in the space, successes he is seeing, how trends are emerging (or not?), and more. Adam Parry Adam is the co-founder and editor of the event industry's global online magazine, www.eventindustrynews.com (EIN). In his role as an avid technology enthusiast, Adam combined his 10+ years of event industry experience with his passion for the latest tech trends to co-create Event Tech Live London and Event Tech Live Las Vegas, the industry's two shows devoted to event technology. Adam is also one of the co-organisers of the Sustainable Event Awards and the Sustainable Breakfast Briefing, which promote sustainable events and experiences. Give this a listen for some hot takes, and feel free to reach out directly to Adam if you'd like to speak further about what was discussed! ~*~*~ The "Trade Show Talk" podcast is publishing two episodes per month, focusing on a different theme each month. If you'd like to be a sponsor or a guest or you have a topic to suggest we cover, please let us know by emailing podcast@tsnn.com.
In this episode of Event Tech Talks, number 6 of Season 2, Canada-based Evan Babins – who joined Klir, succinctly ‘the operating system for water', at the turn of the year - tells host Adam Parry about planning, producing and executing trade shows in the water industry across the United States. Steeped in relevant experience, and a great, sharp communicator, Evan got a start in virtual events back in 2017. With a focus on a full-bore event year in 2023, he offers tech advice for the meantime, as the industry finds its feet again. Evan highlights the value in incorporating virtual and hybrid models post-pandemic, connectivity – properly mixing in-person with virtual attendees – latest lead generation/lead capture solutions, getting better quality information, more substance, via Voiceform rather than asking people to fill a form out, and much, much more.
With the success of Season One, Louder! is back for SEASON TWO. We're taking things to the next level with a new recording location, fresh guests and hot topics!In this episode, Adam Parry and Christopher Younis-John join me to answer the questions that the girls want answering. We also talk all things "life in your 20s" from career anxieties to relationships to social media!Welcome back to Louder! The Podcast where we talk about the BIG issues and talk about them LOUDLY. SEASON 2 of Louder! Now available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube.Subscribe to my YouTube TikTok @365daysofchristYou are so loved.
Event Tech Talk Show Season 2, Episode 5 sees host Adam Parry talking shop with Ben Axtell and Gus Perret – co-founders of GoRemote. In March 2020 – as events businesses around the world were postponing, cancelling, rethinking their everything in light of the then encroaching pandemic shadow. Tech took the calls but there was, naturally enough, some oversight. Virtual/hybrid event specialist Ben, speaking from Annecy in the south east of France, and show caller/AV man Gus, around the corner in Thônex, do the detail on GoRemote, which focused on supporting speakers as they found their feet across the digital platform through lockdowns, making sure they were fully briefed and confident before stepping on the virtual stage. And how the company has moved on as restrictions have lifted.
Event Tech Talk Show's episode 4 in Season 2 sees host Adam Parry crossing the hemispheres to talk to Mike Day in Australia. Mike is Asia Pacific regional manager for One World Rental, the event tech hire business, who comes to the conversation with more than five years' experience managing teams, operations, projects, and client relationships internationally for the company. While overseeing all APAC operations, Mike also focuses on the continued development and expansion of the company internationally as well as onboarding global partnerships. Having revealed that he's IOS more than android and would choose a cocktail over a coffee – particularly on the beach – in answer to Adam's quickfire questions, Mike goes on to remember his first steps in the event industry, joining One World Rental, when it was called High Tablets and moving Down Under, before digging into the event services partner question.
Event Tech Talks' episode 3, series 2 sees host Adam Parry talking to Joel Olandesca, creator/co-founder of the self-explanatory SOS Charging Solutions and, topically, SOS WebAR, which is a browser route to immersive augmented reality and all its commercial potential. With a background in mobile technology, marketing and the money side of the events world, along with prominent positions at the ILEA, Joel Olandesca is another perfect fit for the programme. Talking from his Calgary base, where it's -25°c, incidentally, Joel fields Adam's quickfire ‘who are you' questions before digging into what augmented reality means for the events industry, how it's used, how SOS is working with clients to integrate AR activations, what the future holds for the technology and more besides.
A familiar face joins me on this episode of Louder! to share some top tier advice about being a Christian in sport, especially for the younger athletes out there. Adam Parry is a third year Football Business & Finance Student.Welcome back to Louder! The Podcast where we talk about the BIG issues and talk about them LOUDLY. SEASON 1 of Louder! Now available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube.Subscribe to my YouTube Tiktok @365daysofchristYou are so loved.
The second edition in Event Tech Talks' Season 2 sees host Adam Parry talking with Michelle Garrison and Daniel Moss, co-founders of virtual event optimiser We & Goliath, about ‘How to host more meaningful, inspiring events online'. A serial entrepreneur operating in and around sustainability and community-building projects for some 20-years, Michelle's projects have been picked up by the Boston Globe, Washington Post and CBS among many others. Daniel is a senior event strategist who has designed digital campaigns for virtual and in-person events, replete with lead nurturing automation, omnichannel retargeting, and conversion rate optimisation. They launched We & Goliath in 1999 to empower organisations to host more meaningful, inspiring events online. Based in Asheville, North Carolina, but working everywhere, Michelle Garrison and Daniel Moss have myriad answers to the question. This episode starts with a tip about bonded internet and keeps on giving…
First episode in Event Tech Talk Show Series 2 maintains the focus on clued up contributors doing the detail on the hottest topics. Here, it's Jason Allan Scott, serial entrepreneur/founder of software company Kopus, which has a focus on commercialising podcasts, Matt Coyne from Waves Connects, home to a weekly event industry podcast, and Caleb Parker, founder of Bold – think occasional office space for entrepreneurs – who hosts WorkBold ‘the only podcast dedicated to the future asset class called Space-as-a-Service' A panel fully equipped to address the subject. Steered by host Adam Parry, look out for tips on sourcing the requisite tech, the kit, to deliver – which doesn't need to be expensive - the best recording environments, fostering and maintaining an audience, making it pay and much more. It's all here.
The last Event Tech Talk Show of the year, recorded mid-December, features Adam Parry and guests Max Gethin, client partner at integrated brand experience agency Matter, Swapcard content marketer Mia Masson and Lionel Scurville, account exec at Hubilo. Over the last 12 months Event Tech Talks' first series has harnessed some brilliant minds to look at, in the host's words, ‘just about everything you could throw a stick at when it comes to event technology.' So ‘where next?' is the perfect, boundary-free wrap-up question. Under the banner ‘Event Tech Predictions' Adam and his guests start with Zuckerberg's metaverse and finish, aptly enough, with what they want to leave behind in 2021, pandemics aside… Switch on to 60 minutes for four clued-up, considered takes on our tech future. The Event Tech Talk Show is sponsored by eventscase, the company behind solutions and services to boost engagement, increase networking, automate processes and generate registrations for in-person, hybrid and virtual events: eventscase.com
In this episode of The Event Tech Talk Show host, Adam Parry chats with Mahoganey Jones, Founder & CEO at Event Specialists. Mahoganey is a true event expert. She founded and runs Event Specialists, one of Canada's pre-eminent event production and management firms. She is the FIRST (yah, the first!) Canadian Event professional to become a Certified Digital Event Strategist and considers herself a poutine aficionado! It has been 17+ years since Mahoganey took a jump into the Events world – and she still wakes up each day with a real love for her work! She has won numerous awards for her contributions to the events world, including the 2021 “Event Professional of the Year'' & “Top 100 Most Influential People in the Events Industry.” The Event Tech Talk Show is sponsored by eventscase, the company behind solutions and services to boost engagement, increase networking, automate processes and generate registrations for in-person, hybrid and virtual events: eventscase.com
In this episode of The Event Tech Talk Show host, Adam Parry chats with Shawn Cheng, Client Solutions Manager at MCI Group. Whether creating a knowledge exchange or business collaboration, Shawn believes a purposefully designed experience is a platform to make it happen, no matter it is an in-person or a digital experience. Shawn has worked on events ranging between 20-10,000 people throughout his career, each with unique objectives and challenges. In his current role at MCI Group, he is average 3-5 projects per year, some of which require years of preparation and some with only a few weeks turnaround. During the pandemic, he has successfully produced multiple virtual experiences for his client with innovative approaches. As a self-claimed LEARNAHOLIC, Shawn actively participates in conversations around event design, innovation, sustainability, and technology. Shawn is a Certified Meeting Professional (CMP), and a Certified Digital Event Strategist (DES). Shawn is the Co-Founder of #EventProfsBreakShit and was named “Planners of the Year” by Smart Meetings Magazine in 2019. The Event Tech Talk Show is sponsored by eventscase, the company behind solutions and services to boost engagement, increase networking, automate processes and generate registrations for in-person, hybrid and virtual events: eventscase.com
In this episode of The Event Tech Talk Show host, Adam Parry chats with Jan-Japp In der Maur Founder of Masters in Moderation & Event Tech Tool, ConsensIQ. Jan-Japp offers his top tech tips for hosting engaging online and hybrid events. The Event Tech Talk Show is sponsored by eventscase, the company behind solutions and services to boost engagement, increase networking, automate processes and generate registrations for in-person, hybrid and virtual events: eventscase.com
In this episode of The Event Tech Talk Show host, Adam Parry chats with Stas Zaslavsky - Co-Founder & CEO at Vii Events and Stuart Mitchell - Managing Director at Catch the MICE around a number of lead generation strategies for virtual events. The Event Tech Talk Show is sponsored by eventscase, the company behind solutions and services to boost engagement, increase networking, automate processes and generate registrations for in-person, hybrid and virtual events: eventscase.com To watch or listen to previous episodes of The Event Tech Talk Show on-demand visit www.eventtechlive.com
In this episode of The Event Tech Talk Show, dubbed The Monte Carlo Simulation, host Adam Parry chats with Matt Grey, director at EventDecision, who has developed predictor tools of his own. Adam and Matt take a look at how event world compares with other industries in terms of measurement, what we should be looking to measure and the best data to use. Matt Grey founded EventDecision in early 2021, after a 20-year career in event and production agencies. Having delivered shows for major brands from Kuala Lumpur to Boston, Matt brings his experience to event planners in-house, agency, venue and digital, with tech designed to help the decision-making process.. The Event Tech Talk Show is sponsored by eventscase, the company behind solutions and services to boost engagement, increase networking, automate processes and generate registrations for in-person, hybrid and virtual events: eventscase.com To watch or listen to previous episodes of The Event Tech Talk Show on-demand visit www.eventtechlive.com
It's Hell or Highwater at EPW tonight!EPW Champion MIKEY NICHOLLS has been a dominant force, mowing down all who step up to challenge him. But tonight, EPW Invitational Tournament Winner KIEL STERIA will be doing everything he can to be crowned the new champion of EXPLOSIVE PRO WRESTLING!But that's not all! Dean Olsen aka Adam Parry is back to break down the entire card!!The best part? it's not too late! You can still buy your discounted tickets here:https://epwperth.com/event/hell-or-highwater-2021/Check out EPW on social media here:twitter & Instagram: @epwperthfacebook: https://www.facebook.com/epwperth/or watch them online here:Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/explosiveprowrestlingYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/user/epwperth
In this episode of The Event Tech Talk Show, dubbed Partying in the Metaverse, host Adam Parry chats with Celeste Lear, event producer, 3D visual artist, DJ, and James Will (J-Will), founder of stream platform VadVim. With virtual reality common to both, Celeste Lear is a VR/XR/AR designer while VadVim enables users to communicate virtually through audio and video and to connect in 3D VR spaces, the conversation will focus on that alt dimension as well as tapping into stories from the participants' background and future projects. The Event Tech Talk Show is sponsored by eventscase, the company behind solutions and services to boost engagement, increase networking, automate processes and generate registrations for your in-person, hybrid and virtual events: eventscase.com The watch or listen to previous episodes of The Event Tech Talk Show on-demand visit www.eventtechtalks.com
Canapii recently scooped Gold at the inaugural Event Tech Live US & CA Start-up competition. In this episode of The Event Tech Talk Show host Adam Parry will talk to Eleanor Martin Co-founder at the virtual events platform about her vision for virtual events and what it's takes to win gold and what it is like being an event technology start-up in current times. Eleanor is responsible for product innovation and customer success at Canapii. She actively contributes to the creation and leads the innovation of Canapii, with her focus lying on improving and revolutionizing the UX and UI design of the platform. She has global responsibility for all Canapii customer relationships and consults with clients on how Canapii can transform both their user and event management experience. Her success as a project manager for events using Canapii has played a key role in driving the platform's growth and positioning. Eleanor entered the events industry as an event's organizer. In addition to her work at Canapii, Eleanor currently leads Canalys' European events, where she focuses on the delivery, execution, promotion, and marketing of world-class, digital-first experiences. The Event Tech Talk Show is sponsored by eventscase – eventscase.com The first season will feature 21 episodes available LIVE and on-demand at eventtechtalks.com
In this episode, host Adam Parry chats with Natalia Vives Angulo, Head of International Development at Digitevent Adam and Natalia discuss the The ugly truth about hybrid events We've been forced to recreate events into hybrid events more than ever in the last two years but it won't become a best practice for the events industry. We thought we were “creating” hybrid events to face a global pandemic, but in retrospect, we were just adapting events to our new reality. And we might have just missed the point of it. You can check Digitevent out at: digitevent.com/en The Event Tech Talk Show is sponsored by eventscase – eventscase.com The first season will feature 21 episodes available LIVE and on-demand at eventtechtalks.com
In this episode, host Adam Parry chats with Lawrence Cobrun, a serial entrepreneur based in San Francisco, California working on software that brings people together. Previously Lawrence founded DoubleDutch to address this opportunity in the world of corporate events. He is now working on a new project called twine which he says is the easiest way to add serendipitous networking to events, remote teams, and communities In this episode, Adam and Lawrence discuss the true meaning of networking, how events from a networking perspective have changed forever, the role that technology will play in helping the world network better and Lawrences own very personal story that gave him the vision for what networking should look like at events. You can check twine out at: twine.nyc The Event Tech Talk Show is sponsored by eventscase - eventscase.com The first season will feature 21 episodes available LIVE and on-demand at eventtechtalks.com
In this episode, host Adam Parry chats with event organiser and event tech founder Lee Matthew Jackson at event engine.tv on the importance of Outcome Driven Online Events. With the online event space becoming saturated, some niche audiences are becoming a little tired of the onslaught of virtual summits and events. Some event organisers are seeing lower audience participation and engagement, which is reflecting in sponsor experiences also. How do you create an event that is lively, engaging and achieves the outcomes you have planned for it? In this episode, event organisers have a fresh take on planning and marketing their online events for maximum engagement. The tips shared will spill over into an awesome physical experience once we are all back in our natural environments. The Event Tech Talk Show is sponsored by eventscase - eventscase.com The first season will feature 21 episodes available LIVE and on-demand at www.eventtechtalks.com
In this episode, host Adam Parry chats with fundraising expert Brandy Keller - senior director of product, education and nonprofit solutions at GiveSmart by Community Brands. With virtual/hybrid events here to stay, there's a lot more to think about before simply diving into the planning. So, Brandy will be sharing top tips and virtual considerations to help charity/fundraising events reach their targets; looking at the best contemporary strategies, success stories, top tips for engaging with participants, offsetting fundraising costs and more besides. Viewers are encouraged to submit their questions live. The Event Tech Talk Show is sponsored by eventscase - eventscase.com The first season will feature 21 episodes available LIVE and on-demand at www.eventtechtalks.com
The Event Tech Talk Show is a LIVE podcast brought to you by Event Tech Live In this episode, Adam Parry talks to Philip Mayling and Oliver Rowe, co-founders of virtual/hybrid event platform VenuIQ. In every sense, ‘content' is front and centre of the podcast, Adam and his guests stressing the crucial importance of getting it right, in terms of subject matter, speakers/panels and engagement. Winning the room in front of 50 people isn't enough. Content needs to carry across the dimensions, to where it's much easier to click off a show in the comfort of your home/your office than it is to physically walk out of session. Then there's the value of virtual data… The Event Tech Talk Show is a LIVE podcast brought to you by Event Tech Live and sponsored by eventscase - eventscase.com The first season will feature 21 episodes available LIVE and on-demand, so don't forget to subscribe.
In this episode, show host Adam Parry chats with Samme Allen MC/Emcee and Virtual Event Host on how often overlooked the role of the MC/Emcee/Host is critical to the success of a virtual event and of course the hybrid model. Whether you want someone internally to manage this role or are looking to find a professional who will understand your event objectives, Samme will share her key skills needed to successfully host your next event. The role of the host in the digital world is complex, with many challenges that we will look to answer such as. What does your host do if you lose a speaker? How does the host add value? How TV translates to conference hosting? What happens when your speakers don't stop? How can your host support better speaker presentations online? These questions and many more will be answered during this episode of The Event Tech Talk Show The Event Tech Talk Show is a LIVE podcast brought to you by Event Tech Live and sponsored by eventscase - eventscase.com The first season will feature 21 episodes available LIVE and on-demand, so don't forget to subscribe.
The Event Tech Talk Show is a LIVE podcast brought to you by Event Tech Live In this episode, host Adam Parry chats with Katie Morhen of 52eight3 a specialist communications agency for events and live entertainment industries on a recent LinkedIn report which suggests that 45% of future B2B events be completely virtual. Is this the case? It certainly conflicts with the recent Gartner report which states that by 2023, 63% of business who pivoted to virtual will need to provide a live event offering. Viewers are encouraged to submit their questions live. The Event Tech Talk Show is sponsored by eventscase – eventscase.com The first season will feature 21 episodes available LIVE and on-demand at www.eventtechtalks.com
The voice of Explosive Pro Wrestling (EPW) Dean Olsen aka Adam Parry is back to tell us everything we need to know about this weekend's show Collision Course! NJPW Chaos stablemates Mikey Nicholls & Robbie Eagles face off for the EPW Championship in a match with worldwide implications! Tune in now to hear about all of the action!Collision Course goes down this Saturday the 17th of April at the Gate One Theatre, Claremont Showgrounds, Perth.Buy Tickets Here:https://epwperth.com/event/collision-course-2021/Check out EPW on social media here:twitter & Instagram: @epwperthfacebook: https://www.facebook.com/epwperth/or watch them online here:Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/explosiveprowrestlingYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/user/epwperthCheckout Faces&Feels on all good podcast providers:Google Podcasts:https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5yZWRjaXJjbGUuY29tL2Q5MWNkZTNlLTZhMGQtNDJiZS1iYTUyLThlYzJlOWQwZGFiYw&ep=14Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/2b1fRtVSUwJPiIYNdi5Acx?si=sBMZONRSSluoMyqgyxUZQAApple Podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/faces-feels/id1532640321
The Event Tech Talk Show is a LIVE podcast brought to you by Event Tech Live In this episode, show host Adam Parry chats with Bogdan Maran of AMMP Digital, a specialist in strategy, production, delivery and analytics for digital and hybrid events, and with Joao Aguiam of virtual event platform Veertly. But, they will not be talking about virtual events! The focus for Episode 5 is Blockchain, its intersection with event tech and how it might shape the future of events - from putting data into overdrive to providing a secure, easy and fair way to resell tickets on the secondary market. Viewers are encouraged to submit their questions live. The Event Tech Talk Show is sponsored by eventscase – eventscase.com The first season will feature 21 episodes available LIVE and on-demand, so don't forget to subscribe.
The Event Tech Talk Show is a LIVE podcast brought to you by Event Tech Live In this episode, show host Adam Parry chats with Dahlia El Gazzar of Dahlia+ Agency, a full-service marketing agency specialising in virtual and hybrid events production, branding, event tech, content and strategy, and James Morgan. James is course leader in Tourism and Events Management at the University of Westminster and founder of Event Tech Lab, a marketing and communications incubator for event tech start-ups. Adam asks Dahlia and James about designing, building and delivering online events, the common principles between virtual and physical shows and the lessons the industry has had to learn, against the clock, to keep and foster audiences through lockdown. This episode also discusses virtual methodology, the things that only apply to online events and how we use and incorporate technology in digital experiences. Viewers were encouraged to submit their questions live. The Event Tech Talk Show is sponsored by eventscase - eventscase.com The first season will feature 21 episodes available LIVE and on-demand, so don't forget to subscribe.
Adam Perry has been pioneering and building a community around Event Tech for nearly a decade. Join us as we discuss some of the dynamics of Event Tech today, how he sees it playing out, and what it could look like in 30 years.
In this episode, show host Adam Parry chats with Vesuvio Ventures' entrepreneur, investor, advisor Marco Giberti and Denzil Rankine Executive Chairman at AMR International Marco & Denzil talk to Adam about their new book, Reinventing Live: The Always On Future of Events, and share some key thoughts from the interviews they conducted with senior executives, entrepreneurs and investors. Adam, Marco and Denzil also discuss how events have become catalysts for building communities and nurturing customer relationships ‘all year round' – with the use of event technology at its core. The Event Tech Talk Show is sponsored by eventscase - eventscase.com The first season will feature 21 episodes available LIVE and on-demand, so don't forget to subscribe.
The Event Tech Talk Show is a LIVE podcast brought to you by Event Tech Live In this episode, show host Adam Parry chats to Tim Groot, CEO at Grip, a state-of-the-art event matchmaking tool used for virtual, hybrid and face to face events. Adam and Tim also discuss the future of the hybrid event format, concurrent or sequential, how smaller companies have been able to innovate fast, to be more nimble in their space, while traditional ‘all-in-one' platforms had more of a challenge gaining traction with their solutions. The show also looks at how trade show and conference organisers have become ‘omnichannel' organisers through lockdown, running a range of event types and concepts. And how engagement is everything, whether you're steering a show as a product or as a means to promote a product and despite the obvious differences in approach. The first season will feature 21 episodes available LIVE and on-demand, so don't forget to subscribe. The Event Tech Talk Show is sponsored by eventscase - eventscase.com
Event Industry News’ podcast episode 223 is a welcome back for host James Dickson, interviewed by founder Adam Parry who managed the series in his absence. James, who has put the questions across some 200 EIN podcast editions, and counting, contracted Covid-19 ahead of the pandemic’s first peak, in March 2020. Taken to hospital by ambulance, James was put on a ventilator for two weeks before starting his recovery programme. In this episode, Adam asks about that experience, and James’ key learnings from it, before moving on to his plans for the podcasts now he’s back behind the microphone – including the two James has already recorded. To keep up to date with all the news, subscribe for free here. If you would like to take part in a podcast, then please complete our submission form.
We’re going on a digital trip. No, not some 90’s rave style trip, but one that takes people on a journey to a destination…Yes, we’re talking destination marketing. It’s not something I’m used to talking about, but I met Sabrina a few weeks ago on a session myself, Dahlia el Gazaar and Adam Parry were “hosting” on the new kid on the block, Clubhouse. We were talking all things eventtech and marketing, but Sabrina mentioned something that caught my attention… Stavanger in Norway. I’d only been to Norway a few times and each of those times centered around my trip to Stavanger, so I was keen to speak to someone else who was working on a project of how to promote not only this awesome destination, but seeing how they did things differently. So no, it’s not just another zoom call, not just another walk through, not just another VIP box and definitely not another video on safari around the destination where you’d see better quality content if you tuned in to blue planet. We hear how Heidi Legein, The Mice Guru, pulled together a micro community that Sabrina was part of and how they delivered a digital trip to participants to experience Stavanger and all it has to offer through a digital experience. We cover;- how to find ways to intangibly market a destination- what a truly immersive virtual experience looks like - what goes into creating such an experience- what does it cost – production quality is crucial - being visible in your community Pulling from my recent episode with Dahlia, Sabrina reiterated that collaboration is key in building your microtribe and that when you work together towards a common goal you can create great experiences. Working together, you are stronger. Any event organizer or destination should listen to this episode to hear how this team pulled together to create an awesome digital experience. Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/wavespodcast)
In which our hero catches up with his old mate Dean Olsen aka Adam Parry talking about everything you need to know going into EPW's huge double show REAWAKENING 19! Reawakening 19 goes down this Friday the 22nd & Saturday the 23rd of December at the Gate One Theatre, Claremont Showgrounds, Perth. Buy Tickets to Reawakening Nights 1 & 2 here: https://epwperth.com/event/reawakening-xix/ Check out EPW on social media here: twitter & Instagram: @epwperth facebook: https://www.facebook.com/epwperth/ or watch them online here: Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/explosiveprowrestling Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/epwperth Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5yZWRjaXJjbGUuY29tL2Q5MWNkZTNlLTZhMGQtNDJiZS1iYTUyLThlYzJlOWQwZGFiYw&ep=14 ( https://podcasts.google.com/?authuser=0&ep=14&feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5yZWRjaXJjbGUuY29tL2Q5MWNkZTNlLTZhMGQtNDJiZS1iYTUyLThlYzJlOWQwZGFiYw ) Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2b1fRtVSUwJPiIYNdi5Acx?si=sBMZONRSSluoMyqgyxUZQA Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/faces-feels/id1532640321
Steve Gottlieb, founder of TVT Records, the independent label that gave a big leg-up to the likes of Nine Inch Nails, Ja Rule, Lil Jon, Pitbull, Sevendust, Brian Jonestown Massacre and KMFDM, launched online events platform Shindig in 2010. With a focus on attendee/delegate interaction, Shindig replicates the ‘mingling’ aspect of live events, so people can come across others with similar interests, start conversations, meet and join groups and so on. This episode see host Adam Parry leave the comforts of Zoom to put Shindig through its paces and to ask Steve about his history in and around events, the motivations behind Shindig, how clients as illustrious as Amazon, Netflix and Mary J Blige are using it and what the future holds.
Event Industry News Editor, Adam Parry, joins us this week for a one of a kind dream festival in Ko Pha Ngan, with a few surprise elements!
In which our hero has a great conversation with Explosive Pro Wrestling's Dean Olsen aka Adam Parry, Adam is part of the commentary team and has a lot to say about his love of wrestling and about EPW's first big show back since quarantine, Out Of The Ashes! Out Of The Ashes goes down this Saturday the 5th of December at the Gate One Theatre, Claremont Showgrounds, Perth. Buy Tickets to Out Of The Ashes here: https://epwperth.com/event/out-of-the-ashes/ Check out EPW on social media here: twitter & Instagram: @epwperth facebook: https://www.facebook.com/epwperth/ or watch them online here: Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/explosiveprowrestling Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/epwperth
We interupt our regular broadcast with an important announcement...We’re having a mini break from our main theme of podcasts this week as there’s an event coming up that I think you all need to attend. Ok, don’t get too excited, it’s not face to face but, it’s the next best thing…Event Tech Live 2020I LOVE this event and have done since year one, so no, this is not a paid for or sponsored podcast, but I wanted to dig a bit deeper to see what is going on with the new format and give you time to add it into your diaries so I’ve asked an old guest back to the show, Adam Parry from Event Tech Live. We talk to Adam about the format of the event this year and for exhibition organisers, Waves Connects has secured a handful of premium access VIP, gold plated, all singing, all dancing passes to the event. You can access the entire event with out one...but...this is just so much better which includes the Event Tech Report 2020 produced in partnership with Explori. There's a catch, you have to listen to the podcast to see how you can get your hands on one of the Waves Connects platinum codes for ETL! You didn’t think I was going to give it away that easy did you?! (Just to reiterate, the code is for exhibition/event organisers only). So if you want to find out what’s happening at ETL this year and how you can get involved, listen in. We’ll be back next week with our regular episodes and our guest Ashely Roberts from Oman Expo. To find out more about the event and to register head to ETL2020Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/wavespodcast)
In this episode, we welcome two podcasters from 60MW, Ben Ford and Chris Jellyman, who each put out a myriad of shows and content. Ben has been a musician since age 15, playing the guitar. He used to play in a band in the London area and still write and plays songs. He got involved with podcasting when he stumbled across Chris on Twitter. Chris's story begins with a show called, The Same Coin. The video game podcast lasted for several years before running it's course. But, as one door shuts, another opens. Chris joined with the podcast 60MW, then called 60 Minutes With. One of the first shows Chris and Ben do is the video game show, The ABCs of Gaming, where they are joined by Adam Parry. Ben is also part of the ClintCast, where he and podcast owner, Dave Robinson, break down the films of Clint Eastwood in release order. After months of discussion, Ben also launched a new show under the 60MW label called, The ABC's of Fording Ahead. It is a show based on how to stay positive in a challenging world. He is teamed up with Chris Jellyman once again and the newly added Alan Sanders from our own podcast. Chris has other shows as well. He co-hosts the Spotlight Reflection shows with Adam Parry. It is a show where they look back and films (or TV shows) they loved as kids and see if they still hold up today. He also does the Entertainment Show with Dave Robinson, where they look at the latest moves, TV shows and documentaries they've been watching. Chris and Alan have also launched a new limited series under the Soundcheck music shows, breaking down their thoughts on Metallica's discography, in release order. Movies/Streaming: Walt is working his way through season 3 of, "Yellowstone," and loves it and cannot recommend it enough. He also think fans of the wit and snark of the Airplane movies should checkout the Netflix series, "Medical Police." Ben says he will always default to some classics when he needs a laugh, such as, "Fawlty Towers," and, "Friday Night Dinner." He just started season one of, "Ozark," and really likes it, though admits it's a heavy show. Chris is starting season 6 of, "Bosch," and season 5 of, "Brooklyn Nine-nine." He also recommends, "Justified," and, "Santa Clarita Diet." Alan just started season one of, "Yellowstone," and finished season six of, "Bosch." Reading: Chris recommends two books he just recently completed: "Bond on Bond," by Roger Moore and, "Can't Hurt Me," by David Goggins. Listening: Walt just started listening to The Marine Corps Movie Minute podcast. Their first season they are breaking down the Clint Eastwood flick, "Heartbreak Ridge." Ben loves a lot of crime-related podcasts and recommends True Crime All the Time. He is also listening to Under Consoletation, a show looking back at a video game television show, one episode at a time. Chris likes to listen to Alan's weekly Saturday radio show, "Waking Up with Alan," and sometimes the following show, "BK on the Air." He is listening to the audio book, "Thanks alot, Mr. Kibblewhite," by Roger Daltry of The Who. Alan recommends everyone should subscribe and listen to 60MW. He also does a big shout-out to the podcast, Radio Labyrinth.
In this episode, we talk to founder of Events Industry News and Event Tech Live, Adam Parry about failure. Sounds ominous but it's actually OK to fail, as long as we learn fast from those mistakes and move on.Every successful person and business has failed at some point in their story. It could be spending hundreds of millions on a failed product launch or, it could be a simple event idea that flopped. Be honest, be transparent and learn from your mistakes!Adam talks to us about lessons he's learned the hard way and that it's OK to fail fast and learn. Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/wavespodcast)
Are you as confused as we were about how to make virtual events engaging and personal? Thinking there must be more to it than just another Zoom webinar? We’ve brought back event tech guru Adam Parry to chat about all things virtual events and share some brilliant advice about how to start adding value for your audience – grab a cuppa/beer and settle in for a great listen! If you have gained some insight and knowledge from this podcast please share it with your connections and don’t forget to subscribe to receive future Episodes so as not to miss out on more hints and tips and if you find our podcasts useful please like and share with your peers and via your social media platforms and check out our website for Blogs, Newsletters and other snippets of useful information. Happy Exhibitioning!
In this special edition of the Event Industry News podcast, Matt Rakowski from DBpixelhouse joined editor, Adam Parry, to discuss the petition for the government to offer more economic support to the event industry. Created less than a week ago, the petition has gained huge traction, attracting over 111,000 signatures so far. Having created the petition and written a series of letters to government officials, Matt discussed exactly what he wants the petition to achieve and who should benefit. Listen in to learn exactly what the event industry is lobbying for, what this “economic support” might look like and what else the government could do to support event professionals. Furthermore, learn what you can do to help support this petition and to get it discussed in Parliament. If you haven’t signed the petition yet, you can do so here. To keep abreast with the latest happenings from within the event industry, subscribe to the Event Industry News newsletter.
In this episode, Adam Parry and April Iannazzone discuss the importance of sustainable events and how you can easily start incorporating sustainability into your event production. For Full Show Notes. Video, & Transcript: Click here for show notes and to watch the full video. Connect with Us: Only Succesful Events Website Instagram OSE "Insider's Only" Facebook Group
Inside Events Podcast, hosted by Megan Powers; Episode #6 - “The Present & Future of Event Technology" with Adam Parry of Event Industry News and Brian Fanzo.In the first half of this show our host Megan Powers, from Powers of Marketing, discussed news with millennial pager-wearing keynote speaker and tech evangelist Brian Fanzo of iSocialFanz. Megan and Brian discussed the growth of meetings and events, particularly growth that was discussed and made evident at IBTM World in Barcelona last month. At a time where the potential for virtual events is more possible than ever before, the demand to meet in person is very strong… partially sparked by newer generations. Also discussed in news was a retail show called Shoptalk, which is making the move to have every session speaker and keynote be a WOMAN at their 2020 show. This isn’t a permanent move, but makes a statement that more women need to be at the front of the room, and it shouldn’t be an afterthought, but purposeful. Megan and Brian round-out news discussing two very innovative technologies that can be used to help both event organizers and exhibitors to be more successful.Our guest Adam Parry has strongly put event technology in the UK and beyond at the forefront in the meetings and events industry. Not only is he a co-founder of a media company, but also of the only technology show dedicated to event tech in that part of the world.We discussed the evolution of the Event Tech Awards and Event Tech Live… and how innovation in technology has slowed - what Megan refers to the “elephant in the room.” Adam has very interesting insights as to why event tech is in a slow-down, and what that means for attendees and the industry at-large. Adam and Brian are kindred spirits on the tech front, which makes for an incredibly thought-provoking conversation.
As we gear up for Event Tech Live later this week we're talking all things event tech with Show Director Adam Parry as well as pondering what makes a great event consultant after filming for the Department for International Trade recently. Don’t forget to subscribe to receive future Episodes so as not to miss out on more hints and tips and if you find our podcasts useful please like and share with your peers and via your social media platforms and check out our website for Blogs, Newsletters and other snippets of useful information. Thank you for listening!
Our guest today is the co-founder and editor of Event Industry News, he is a Technology Evangelist, and he organizes Event Tech Live, Europes only show dedicated to event technology. In today's episode we talk about a number of new technologies from AI translation to Virtual reality and wayfinding. This is a fun episode and we get to geek out on some cool tech. Adam Parry of Event Industry News is our guest today, on the Event Producer Podcast.
Event professionals are no strangers to technology and in this increasingly digital age, there are new technologies appearing for every aspect of an event.Join host Samantha Pike-Devlin, Digital Communications Executive at Manchester Central, Adam Parry, Editor of Event Industry News, John Steele, Technical Director at Blitz | GES and Shaun Hinds, CEO of Manchester Central, as they discuss current and emerging trends in the world of event technology and what you as an event planner, supplier or venue can do to keep up with constant change and development.Read more of Adam's thoughts on Event Industry News.Find out more about the services that Blitz | GES provideFollow Manchester Central: Twitter | Instagram
Adam Parry discusses how to use a company podcast to drive interest (and registration) to your events and how to integrate a podcast into the live event. Discover how a podcast can broaden the reach of your event.
The switched-on trio Jo-Anne Kelleway, Matt Coyne and Adam Parry join Steph and Antony to provide some illumination on tech trends in the exhibition industry
This time on Alfred, the podcast for Shaftesbury, The Vale and Chase areas of North Dorset and West Wiltshire: Shaftesbury’s ‘The Wilderness’ is sold at auction for a higher amount than was expected. The Shaftesbury Town Council bid is unsuccessful. We talk with Town Clerk, Claire Commons, who attended the sale. (00:26) 15-year-old Shaftesbury schoolboy Adam Parry has won an international ballroom dancing competition with his dance partner in Paris. We talk to Adam about success on the dance floor. (04:30) The boss of Shaftesbury’s monthly Sunday Market, Steve Dauwalder, gets tough on plastics. Steve says the event is ‘on the rise’ despite challenging conditions for market and fixed store retailers. (12:30) ThisIsAlfred meets the Pearly King and Queen of Harrow. Dave and Paula toured town centre pubs to raise cash for a North Dorset charity. We learn about the history of the Pearly Kings and the heaviness of their glittering clothes. (15:13) The Shaftesbury Memory Café could be closed if they can’t recruit more residents. Its organiser, Sarah Rampton, explains how the meetings make a difference and how you could help to save the sessions. (21:10) New heritage streetlights will be installed in some Shaftesbury streets. Town Clerk Claire Commons explains why they will make a difference, how much they will cost and where they will be erected. (27:25)
Hosts: David Adler, Beth Kormanik Guest: Adam Parry In this episode of GatherGeeks, David Adler, C.E.O. of BizBash, and Beth Kormanik, editor in chief of BizBash, sit down with Adam Parry, director of Event Tech Live in London in November. He discusses the hottest areas of event tech for everything from concerts to trade shows, as well as the best tech for engagement and the where the biggest technology innovation is coming from right now. Parry also dives into the concept of blockchain—and why event planners don’t necessarily need to understand it—plus the most important guest-facing technology, why chatbots might replace event apps, and the biggest difference between events in the U.S. and the U.K. Download or subscribe to the show at bizbash.com/gathergeeks. Running time 54:35.
With Event Tech Live only a few days away, the Event Industry News podcast invited co-founder Adam Parry on to talk about what we’ll see at this year’s event. The show is Europe’s only dedicated show for event tech, during the podcast Adam speaks about how important it has been for the organisers to maintain the strong identity that the event has developed. With a larger show floor and more exhibitors to satisfy, Adam also discusses the ways in which the organisers have developed vertical content streams that will allow #eventprofs to access content that is directly relevant to them. Event Tech Live 2017 will take place on Thursday 9th November at the Old Truman Brewery. To register to attend, click here.
Hosts: David Fearne (@davidfearne)and Rich Holmes (@rich_arrowECS) This week David and Rich take a break from tech trends and concepts. They sit down with Arrow HR Business Partners Natalie Busfield and Adam Parry to discuss Arrow Talent - Arrow's recruitment programme to attract the best and brightest to the industry. Find out more about what life is like working for a technology giant like Arrow and how you can become part of the team. Join in the conversation by using #ArrowBandwidth.
Are you ready for the second episode of Sounds Like Comics? Well you better be, because it’s here! The second podcast instalment takes a look at Iron Fist, more specifically Marvel’s latest Netflix series. Gareth returns to delve into all things Iron Fist, joined by special guest host Adam Parry from The Dead White Males. They explore the history of the character and discuss their thoughts on the show. Finn Jones leads the fourth Marvel/Netflix outings in the lead up to The Defenders, as Danny Rand, a martial arts expert with the ability to call upon the power of the Iron Fist. Music: @salmonchaplin Logo: Neal Wijayasingha
Ever wonder what the best event industry publications are? Which ones are the “not to miss” shows? What are the #EventIcons watching and following? This week we have Adam Parry of Event Industry News and David Adler of Bizbash joining us on our panel and they are going to share their personal favorites with all of you! There are so many podcasts and blogs out there that it is difficult to navigate through and find the ones most suited to our industry. These iconic leaders are sharing their personal favorites with us and will explain why these are not to be missed. From industry news to just all-around great podcasts, we have their personal picks and we’re sharing them with you today! Tune in and stay up-to-date on the latest and Best Event Industry Publications! You’re watching this recording of our episode here on our blog, but wouldn’t you rather watch live and participate? Subscribe now to watch live! (We’ll remind you of upcoming episodes.) We would love for you to join us LIVE and bring your questions for our icons. We do this for you! Follow our iconic guests on Twitter: Adam Parry David Adler Will Curran Epic resources mentioned: C2 Montreal Dreamforce Google IO WebSummit Nozstock (UK Festival) Exhibitor Smarts Alexa Echo Dot Event Industry News Talking Events Podcast Bizbash GatherGeeks Podcast Social Physics by Alex Pentland Tim Ferriss Podcast Emporers of Rome Podcast David Pollock – The 10 Minute Marketer 50 Things That Made the Modern Economy Podcast Event Industry News Podcast SocialTables Turn of Events Podcast Gary Vaynerchuk Podcast The Investing Podcast – We Study Billionaires David Axelrod Podcast Kara Swisher Podcast TechsyTalk Podcast HBR Ideacast TED Radio Hour Feedly (RSS Reader) Pocket From BizBash C.E.O. David Adler: What the Trump Rallies Showed Us About Events in the Age of Social Media Collaborate America Event industry News Event Tech Guide 2017 Pocket
Ever wonder what the best event industry publications are? Which ones are the “not to miss” shows? What are the #EventIcons watching and following? This week we have Adam Parry of Event Industry News and David Adler of Bizbash joining us on our panel and they are going to share their personal favorites with all of you! There are so many podcasts and blogs out there that it is difficult to navigate through and find the ones most suited to our industry. These iconic leaders are sharing their personal favorites with us and will explain why these are not to be missed. From industry news to just all-around great podcasts, we have their personal picks and we’re sharing them with you today! Tune in and stay up-to-date on the latest and Best Event Industry Publications! You’re watching this recording of our episode here on our blog, but wouldn’t you rather watch live and participate? Subscribe now to watch live! (We’ll remind you of upcoming episodes.) We would love for you to join us LIVE and bring your questions for our icons. We do this for you! Follow our iconic guests on Twitter: Adam Parry David Adler Will Curran Epic resources mentioned: C2 Montreal Dreamforce Google IO WebSummit Nozstock (UK Festival) Exhibitor Smarts Alexa Echo Dot Event Industry News Talking Events Podcast Bizbash GatherGeeks Podcast Social Physics by Alex Pentland Tim Ferriss Podcast Emporers of Rome Podcast David Pollock – The 10 Minute Marketer 50 Things That Made the Modern Economy Podcast Event Industry News Podcast SocialTables Turn of Events Podcast Gary Vaynerchuk Podcast The Investing Podcast – We Study Billionaires David Axelrod Podcast Kara Swisher Podcast TechsyTalk Podcast HBR Ideacast TED Radio Hour Feedly (RSS Reader) Pocket From BizBash C.E.O. David Adler: What the Trump Rallies Showed Us About Events in the Age of Social Media Collaborate America Event industry News Event Tech Guide 2017 Pocket
We are officially celebrating ONE YEAR of Interviewing Event Industry Icons! It’s our anniversary! This is a very special episode of #EventIcons. Our hosts – Will, Laura, and Sean – will be recapping the past year of interviews, guests, and topics. We’re talking industry news and trends, favorite episodes, guests, and resources that have been shared, and who we’d like to have on the show in 2017! We are so excited for you to join us for this episode and lend your input. This show is for YOU – and we want to hear what you, our viewers and subscribers, think. You’re watching this recording of our episode.Wouldn’t you rather watch LIVE and PARTICIPATE?! So subscribe now – HERE! (We’ll remind you of upcoming episodes.) We would love for you to join us LIVE and bring your questions for our icons. We do this for YOU! Follow our iconic guests on Twitter: Sean Holladay Laura Lopez Will Curran Epic resources mentioned: Westworld Notion Theory Bizzabo Social Tables Crowd Mics DoubleDutch PeerSpace BizBash Periscope Rocket Book Wave Glisser Loopd Slido Presdo Hiya The Special Event 2017 Cater Source Slack The Showrunner (podcast) Exhibitor Previous Episodes Mentioned:Episode #8 – 4K Streaming at SXSW (Dusty Kraatz, Nicholas Roselius, John Burke)Episode #17 – Event Engagement (Heiner Kopperman, John Federico)Episode #22 – Events as a Sales and Marketing Vehicle (Bridget Zingale of HubSpot)Episode #23 – Event Engagement (Dan Yaman, Jose Gallegos, Julius Solaris)Episode #24 – Ctr-Alt-Del Edition (David Adler, Liz King, Aaron Kaufman, Dahlia El Gazzar)Episode #26 – Sh*t Event Planners Say (Aaron Kaufman, Kevin White)Episode #28 – BizDev and Events (Tahira Endean, Claire Repass, Eric Ly)Episode #29 – Endless Entertainment (Will Curran)Episode #33 – IMEX (Tara Thomas, Aaron Kaufman, Mike McAllen, Alex Plaxen, Xander Castro, Marin Bright, Adam Parry, Carina Bauer, Miguel Neves)Episode #34 – VidCon of the UK (Billy May)Episode #36 – Event Industry Podcasts (Mike McAllen, John Federico, Graham Wheeler, Brandt Kreuger)
We are officially celebrating ONE YEAR of Interviewing Event Industry Icons! It’s our anniversary! This is a very special episode of #EventIcons. Our hosts – Will, Laura, and Sean – will be recapping the past year of interviews, guests, and topics. We’re talking industry news and trends, favorite episodes, guests, and resources that have been shared, and who we’d like to have on the show in 2017! We are so excited for you to join us for this episode and lend your input. This show is for YOU – and we want to hear what you, our viewers and subscribers, think. You’re watching this recording of our episode.Wouldn’t you rather watch LIVE and PARTICIPATE?! So subscribe now – HERE! (We’ll remind you of upcoming episodes.) We would love for you to join us LIVE and bring your questions for our icons. We do this for YOU! Follow our iconic guests on Twitter: Sean Holladay Laura Lopez Will Curran Epic resources mentioned: Westworld Notion Theory Bizzabo Social Tables Crowd Mics DoubleDutch PeerSpace BizBash Periscope Rocket Book Wave Glisser Loopd Slido Presdo Hiya The Special Event 2017 Cater Source Slack The Showrunner (podcast) Exhibitor Previous Episodes Mentioned:Episode #8 – 4K Streaming at SXSW (Dusty Kraatz, Nicholas Roselius, John Burke)Episode #17 – Event Engagement (Heiner Kopperman, John Federico)Episode #22 – Events as a Sales and Marketing Vehicle (Bridget Zingale of HubSpot)Episode #23 – Event Engagement (Dan Yaman, Jose Gallegos, Julius Solaris)Episode #24 – Ctr-Alt-Del Edition (David Adler, Liz King, Aaron Kaufman, Dahlia El Gazzar)Episode #26 – Sh*t Event Planners Say (Aaron Kaufman, Kevin White)Episode #28 – BizDev and Events (Tahira Endean, Claire Repass, Eric Ly)Episode #29 – Endless Entertainment (Will Curran)Episode #33 – IMEX (Tara Thomas, Aaron Kaufman, Mike McAllen, Alex Plaxen, Xander Castro, Marin Bright, Adam Parry, Carina Bauer, Miguel Neves)Episode #34 – VidCon of the UK (Billy May)Episode #36 – Event Industry Podcasts (Mike McAllen, John Federico, Graham Wheeler, Brandt Kreuger)
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