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InProduction talks with Tami Lacertosa-Plax about all of the important aspects of the spectator experience at sporting and entertainment events. Comfort is key. Keep spectators coming back to your events with comfortable seating, the options for an upgraded hospitality experience, and fantastic views of all the action.

InProduction’s, Christine Merser, interviews IBM’s Leslie Benway, Project Director of Events, around the changes that were brought to special events post pandemic, and where it’s all headed. IBM’s largest event, Think 2022, goes live next month as a hybrid event, and Leslie discusses her view of what the changes will mean long term.

We brought InProduction legend Bill Hager on to the podcast to talk about his decades at the company and in the industry, the shifts he has seen, and what's next for Bill!

Christine Merser from InProduction interviews Shanette Barth Cohen, Executive Director of the Hampton Classic, around event sponsorships, maintaining long-term sponsors, how Covid has changed the sponsorship world (or not), and social media engagement. A great look at a successful event (between 40,000 and 50,000 gather annually for one week to attend one of the country's premier equestrian events.)

Join Josh Keller, a Sr. VP at the USL, as he walks through the increased interest in Soccer over the past ten years and what it has meant to the sport. And then, hear as he walks through the amazing work the United Soccer League is doing in providing content and social impact programs for the league’s teams.

InProduction's Angela Lopera joined us on the podcast to discuss the exciting emergence of corporate events and how these types of events will look a bit different, taking social distancing and safety measures into account.