by Tim Kitchell | Dec 19, 2025 | Corporate Events, Event Design & Guest Experience, Event Industry Trends, Planner Resources, Top Considerations
In 2025, the most compelling brand experiences did not come from novelty alone. They came from intention. Brands began treating event space as a creative partner rather than a neutral container, using layout, flow, and scale to shape how people felt as they moved...
by Tim Kitchell | Dec 5, 2025 | Corporate Events, Event Industry Trends, Planner Resources, Top Considerations
As the year is winding down, planners are looking back at what worked and what didn’t for their events in 2025. Many brought people together in bold new ways, while others showed how some old habits still fall short. With the new year on the horizon, it’s...
by Tim Kitchell | Nov 21, 2025 | Corporate Events, Event Design & Guest Experience, Event Operations & Logistics, Planner Resources, Top Considerations
Post-event reports are great for breaking down the important numbers. They show what you spent, how many people came, return on investment, even foot traffic patterns, and more. These numbers help teams justify budgets and plan for the year ahead. But more often than...
by Tim Kitchell | Nov 6, 2025 | Corporate Events, Live Events, Planner Resources, Top Considerations
Many big cities host events, but not all of them have soul. You can’t quite put your finger on it, but something about them just feels bland or straight up forgettable. They’ll work in a pinch for events, but just don’t have the natural draw of being...
by Tim Kitchell | Oct 31, 2025 | Corporate Events, Event Industry Trends, Planner Resources, Top Considerations
Events bring people together, but they also consume resources fast. A single multi-day conference can produce several tons of waste, and generate significant carbon emissions through travel, electricity, and shipping. As a whole, the global event industry generates a...
by Tim Kitchell | Oct 17, 2025 | Corporate Events, Planner Resources, Top Considerations
For years, company gatherings followed a simple and tired formula. A stage, a screen, a few speakers, maybe a team dinner. But as work and culture continue to change, so do expectations. Teams want purpose, energy, and connection from their corporate events. Those are...
