Karen Ashwin

The ever-evolving landscape of event planning is one marked by constant evolution and adaptation, propelled forward by the ceaseless march of technology. Emerging as an indispensable ally, technology is ushering in transformative changes, particularly in the realms of sustainability and personalisation - two key tenets shaping the modern event industry.

As the event landscape continues to evolve, hybrid events have emerged as a powerful solution for organizations looking to blend in-person experiences with virtual participation. This event format offers flexibility and accessibility, enabling companies to engage a diverse audience while maintaining a strong brand presence. The Event Production Company is here to help you navigate this new frontier by providing a comprehensive guide on how to plan a successful hybrid event tailored to marketing managers.

The world of events is constantly evolving, and it's important for event planners to stay on top of the latest trends to create memorable and engaging experiences for attendees. Whether you're planning a corporate event, a conference, or a social gathering, here are some of the latest event trends to keep in mind:

The world is a melting pot of diverse people and cultures, and we’re living in a time when diversity and inclusion are top of mind. While conferences, summits, meetups and other events are opportunities for people from the same industry to come together, learn, share experiences and make connections.

When you think of “millennials”, what do you picture? Impatient, fickle, job hoppers, disloyal, trophy hunters. Perhaps you’ve heard that they're tech-savvy, always connected, need instant gratification, and are hard to impress. This isn't surprising given the stereotypes out there.All the traits used to describe millennials presents a perception gap between what brands attempt to communicate and offer millennials and how they end up receiving, processing, and responding to it. Meetings and events that don’t take millennial preferences and desires into account will struggle to attract and engage the next generation.So, how can brands be better at catering events and meetings for millennials?