Event Industry News Podcast

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Welcome to the Event Industry News podcast, the leading portal for event organisers. Each week we invite industry guests on to the show to discuss a range of topics with event management.

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    A round with Exhibit 3Sixty

    With a background in graphic design, marketing and web development, commercial manager Sam Pearce joined Exhibit 3sixty from the Dovetail Group in 2023.   This episode sees Sam talking about Exhibit 3sixty’s development from straight-ahead stand builder when it launched sixteen years ago to delivering a full service for exhibitions.   With questions from host James Dickson, Sam goes on to discuss the spoils of the online ordering process and the power of exhibitors’ digital journey, repeat business, and how marketing the company has changed in his 18 months there.   Other subjects include role models, building supplier/client relationships, venues, ergonomic ordering, Ikea’s kitchen builder and augmented reality…   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.

    32 min

  2. 12 SEPT.

    Tramlines Festival: The wider benefits

    An outdoor event’s relationship with its local authority ranks high among the elements crucial to success. Following on from Timm Cleasby, director of operations at Tramlines, this episode is about Sheffield City Councillor Richard Williams’ take on the festival.   Focused on the city’s green spaces, Richard talks host James Dickson through Sheffield’s new long-term agreement with Tramlines’ organisers, which is set to keep the event in its Hillsborough Park home long-term.   Richard discusses planning, the spoils of the festival for local businesses and the local community.   Reaction, weather, safety, transport and the greater Tramlines’ picture - 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.

    29 min

  3. 5 SEPT.

    Tramlines: The festival journey from Sheffield city centre to Hillsborough Park

    In the event industry for more than 20 years, monitor engineer to director of operations at Tramlines, where he’s worked since it started in 2009, and much more besides, Timm Cleasby is a perfect festival season guest.   In this episode, Timm talks host James Dickson through the hard work behind Tramlines’ evolution from city centre to Hillsborough Park and how it’s scaled up while containing costs.   He goes on to highlight the benefits of being in a part of Sheffield used to hosting big events – not least the combination of great public transport network and ‘local’ audience fostering significant sustainability.   Over an engaging 40 minutes Timm discusses the show’s regional impact, changing Hillsborough’s cultural stamp, building a relationship with the local authority et al, Fringe at Tramlines and much more. 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.

    46 min

  4. 2 AOÛT

    Worlds Better x Event Academy: ‘Delivering Sustainable Events’ Course

    Chrissie Beck, founder of sustainability consultancy for the live events industry, Worlds Better, joins host James Dickson in this episode of The Event Industry News Podcast. Chrissie has worked in delivering events all over the world for 20 years and in her current role focusses on ensuring that sustainability targets are being met for agencies, event production companies and on delivery following observing how many companies were letting themselves down in their approach towards sustainability. Last week saw the launch of the 'Delivering Sustainable Events' course. Developed by Worlds Better in partnership with the Event Academy, the course exclusively for experienced event managers will give professionals the knowledge and skills to deliver holistically sustainable events. Topics covered include: How sustainability should be viewed as a collaborative effort across the industry and not as a competition The real reason why sustainability is important for the Event Industry How small changes during event production can make a big difference   Click here for more information on the Delivering Sustainable Events training course 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.

    31 min

  5. 25 JUIL.

    The ever changing focus of event sustainability

    In this episode of the Event Industry News Podcast, host James Dickson is joined by founder of event:decision, Matt Grey.   Matt has worked in events for 25 years focussing mainly on the agency side servicing all kinds of events worldwide until the pandemic hit.   During the pandemic Matt founded event:decision and three years later offers products that have proven valuable to 120 agency partners and 70 brand partners that use their solutions on a daily basis.   Topics covered include: The challenge of delivering sustainable events that are indistinguishable from less environmentally minded events. Experience vs education, despite sustainability only being a focus for the last 5 years, experience is proving invaluable with a balance to be found between practical and theoretical knowledge. Reliance on other industries, The events industry relies on other industries to achieve it’s sustainability goals, this requires collaboration on both a global level to local businesses (such as hotels, AV, catering etc). The change in focus from carbon offsetting to social sustainability 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.

    42 min

  6. 18 JUIL.

    Beyond The Event: little things that enhance the attendee experience

    After a break in recording (and an eventful football tournament) we are delighted to welcome back the Event Industry News Podcast, host, James Dickinson is joined by Valentina Ruffoni, Founder of Beyond The Event, International Event Strategy, Production & Management.   In this episode Valentina explores how following University she started her event career on a  cruise ship hosting activities then when the pandemic hit she pivoted to community based events.   Last year Valentina decided to purely focus on events rather than online communities following a chance panel where she stood in to deliver a panel when a speaker.   Other topics covered include:   The importance of knowing to say no for the right reasons in case sudden changes could break an event.   Valentina’s opinion on hybrid events and how best to approach them as two events in one   Turning regular events into experiences, often overlooked but the little things really take an event to the next level 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.

    39 min

  7. 13 MAI

    TNW Events - A Financial Times Company

    In events since 2012, and in technology for about the same amount of time, Zach Butler is director of Amsterdam-based TNW Events.   Launched in 2006, full name The Next Web, TNW is a product of its founders’ interest in the future of tech. Buoyed by The FT buying a major stake, and ultimately acquiring the company, 2024 model TNW has four business lines: media platform www.thenextweb.com, commercial real estate, events and open innovation consulting programmes.   In this episode, Zach digs into the extraordinary – 6,000 per cent – growth in the TNW Conference numbers over its 18 years, emerging technologies, internationalism, and connecting dots across the community.   Talking to host James Dickson, he goes on to discuss the social aspect at events, changing the world through tech, sustainability and creativity. How the business has changed, the FT integration and its benefits, the pick of the platforms and relationships with suppliers.    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.

    37 min

  8. 2 MAI

    The PIE: Transforming knowledge and networks

    Clare Gossage is COO & co-founder at The PIE (Professionals in International Education), which since launching in 2011 has become the sector’s hub, ‘transforming knowledge and networks’.   This episode is a deep dive into The PIE, looking at its history, its drivers and the big splash it’s made in events-world.   An avowed internationalist, Clare studied languages, taking a job in marketing at the University of Arts, London, after she graduated. Meeting Amy Baker and Jane Gilham and discovering there wasn’t a media platform that addressed the whole of the billion-dollar international education sector, brought a team together to build one and call it PIE.   Taking questions from host James Dickson, Clare discusses the brand’s evolution, from its digital news platform, still going strong, the quarterly print magazine that ‘folded’ during the pandemic, to the awards and to PIE Live.   The conversation focuses on the founders’ fluidity, their nous, and how, without any experience of the industry, that overcame ‘cultural nuances’ and took their events across the world to extraordinary success.     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.

    34 min
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À propos

Welcome to the Event Industry News podcast, the leading portal for event organisers. Each week we invite industry guests on to the show to discuss a range of topics with event management.

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  • Création
    Event Industry News
  • Années d’activité
    2015 - 2024
  • Épisodes
    340
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