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Invisible Work: Where AI Is Already Saving Time — and Why Measuring It Matters
AI’s earliest and most valuable contributions are showing up somewhere else — in small, cumulative reductions in the everyday work that slows teams down.Learn More -
Retention, Unwrapped: What Spotify Wrapped Can Teach Us About Attendee Loyalty
Spotify Wrapped is the visible outcome of an experience that feels meaningful, worthwhile and relevant, extending well beyond a single year-end moment.Learn More -
We Tried to Predict the Future. Here’s How We Did.
Back in January, we made our predictions for what would define event marketing in 2025 — from AI integration and personalization to evolving attendee behaviors. Now that the year’s coming to a close, it’s time to see how those predictions held upLearn More -
The New Era of Marketing – Infinity Loop Marketing
In today’s digital era, the conventional sales funnel is becoming an outdated concept. Customers no longer follow a linear path from awareness to purchase. Instead, their journeys are dynamic, multifaceted ecosystems of continuous engagement.Learn More -
Staying Global When the Rules Keep Changing
Change reveals opportunity. By combining insight, clarity and proactive planning, today’s trade show organizers can protect participation and build stronger global connections.Learn More -
Cool by Design: The Anatomy of a Memorable Event
Cool isn’t about spectacle — it’s about the moments worth sharing. Here’s how authenticity and design choices keep audiences coming back.Learn More -
IAEE SE Chapter to Featured Session From mdg SVP
mdg former senior vice president Jacquelyn Wells spoke at the International Association of Exhibitions & Events Southeastern Chapter Luncheon.Learn More -
mdg Showcased How to Make Big Shows Feel Personal at LSR
Freeman Chief Strategist Kimberly Hardcastle-Geddes presented the session at the Large Show Roundtable.Learn More -
mdg Shared Trends Shaping Attendee Acquisition at AAR
Freeman Chief Strategist Kimberly Hardcastle-Geddes presented a session at the Attendee Acquisition Roundtable.Learn More -
Inclusive Events Don’t Wait for a Theme Month
In a time when the term “inclusion” can spark debate, event professionals might feel pressure to retreat from bold, community-minded messaging. But inclusive event marketing isn’t about politics. It’s about people. It’s about saying, “everyone’s welcome” and then actually showing how you mean it.Learn More
