Hosted by Lee Jackson · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 51 episodes
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Lee Jackson hosts Event Engine Podcast, a business show with 51 episodes published.
You've paid thousands for your exhibition stand. You've traveled. You've invested days away from the office. Then 2pm on Day 2 hits, visitor numbers drop, and you're checking your phone wondering what to do with that las
At the heart of every successful event is a smooth experience for exhibitors, but as many know, the reality often involves nightmarish complexity. Wrestling with forms only to have progress wiped out. Ordering essentials
Exhibition flooring is big business, and a big sustainability challenge. What happens when exhibition carpet reaches the end of its brief 5-6 day life? In this eye-opening episode, Jennifer Bishopp, COO of MJ's Event Ser
What can truly tell you how attendees move through your event space? In this episode, Caroline McGuckian, CEO of Meshh, joins Lee to explore how spatial analytics is revolutionising event measurement. Learn how anonymous
What makes an event truly successful, no matter its size? In this episode, Dean Rees, CEO of Melton Mowbray Town Estate, joins Lee to break down the essential ingredients for event success—whether it’s a small community
How can AI transform event management and improve efficiency? Martin Suttill, founder of 54 Solutions, joins Lee to share practical use cases of AI in events, from automation to data handling, and how event businesses ca
How can understanding neuroscience help event organisers create more engaging experiences? Lisa Schulteis, founder of ElectraLime Marketing and Your Event Marketplace, joins Lee to discuss how the principles of neuroscie
How do you navigate the complex landscape of event tech solutions? Thomas Schwarzenböck, from Adventics, joins Lee to discuss how event organisers can make better decisions when it comes to selecting platforms and techno
How do you create a seamless, branded experience for exclusive event invitations? Paul Campbell, co-founder of Tito, joins Lee to discuss the evolution of event registration and how his new platform, IO, caters specifica
How can real-time translation make events more accessible and inclusive? Arkadiy Vershebenyuk, from Palabra AI, joins Lee to discuss how voice-to-voice translation can revolutionise the way we communicate at events, brea
How can we improve the way we measure the impact of events? Dax Callner joins Lee to discuss how better data standards and meaningful metrics can help event organisers prove the value of their work and drive continuous i
How can event organisers make better use of the data they collect? Chloe Barnes, an experienced event tech professional, joins Lee to discuss how event organisers can gather, interpret, and act on data to drive event suc
How can you build a thriving member-led community in the events industry? Francisco Opazo, founder of Ledby Community, joins Lee to share his journey of creating a B2B community for event professionals, focusing on makin
What does it take to build meaningful relationships in the events industry, especially when recruitment is your focus? Mike Frost, founder of ExpoCast, joins Lee to share his journey and approach to recruitment for the e
How can event organizers prepare for unexpected crises and manage them effectively? Jill Hawkins from Aniseed PR and Paul Richardson from Vividink share their expertise on crisis management for events, offering insights
How can event organizers and suppliers use creative marketing to stand out in the events industry? Cat, founder of Electric Cat Productions, joins Lee to share how her marketing agency helps event suppliers and organizer
How can communities and virtual events create meaningful engagement in the post-pandemic world? Baris, founder of Precision Communities, joins Lee and Adam Parry to discuss the role of virtual and hybrid events today. Fu
Do you know what to do with all that content after your event ends? Bogdan Maran from Visual Hive shares why event organizers need to rethink how they manage and curate their valuable event footage. Full show notes: http
What would it take to achieve a completely net zero event? Is that even possible amidst the flights, builds and waste streams inherent to large conferences and expos? I brought those questions to Nick Westerman of NHS Co
Running events can feel like a risky business at times. Between tight budgets, high partner expectations, and strong competition, the odds often seem stacked against us as event organizers. We're forced to pull off minor
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