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Hosted by Cvent · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 255 episodes
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If you're a marketer or in the events industry seeking fresh insights, actionable tips, and a pulse on the latest trends, then this podcast is for you. We uncover everything from industry insights and career growth to accessibility, sustainability, diversity, and inclusion.Join us every other Wednesday as we redefine how to make your events great.Hosted by Rachel Andrews, Alyssa Peltier, and Felicia Asiedu.
Cvent hosts Great Events, a business show with 255 episodes published.
Planning an event is hard enough. Without the right processes in place, it's chaotic and nearly impossible to scale. For the Wounded Warrior Project, building a stronger event program meant replacing fragmented processes
Your event had 1,000 attendees. Great. But how many showed buying intent? Attendance, booth traffic, and badge scans only tell part of the story. In this episode, Stephanie Sweetland sits down with Nick Bennett from Reac
TED is so much more than just an events company. Globally, their audience trusts them to spread big ideas, spark important conversations, and create meaningful experiences. In this episode, Rachel Andrews sits down
Events are getting smaller and smaller in 2026. It’s got a lot to do with AI. Audiences are skeptical, overloaded, and craving something authentic. Intimate gatherings, personalized experiences, and IRL events foster rea
Can events be both data-driven and people-focused? According to MPI’ s Lori Pugh and Rachel Benedick , absolutely. In this episode, Rachel Andrews chats with industry veterans, Lori and Rachel, about how to design experi
Meet the woman who built the sponsorship strategy behind Fanatics Fest. In this episode, Rachel Andrews and Felicia Asiedu sit down with Paulina Giusti , Director of Sponsorships at Fanatics Events . Paulina shares what
Daniel Murray on How B2B Marketers Earn Attention in 2026 What’s broken in B2B marketing? And how do we fix it? In this episode, Camille Arnold and Daniel Murray , founder of The Marketing Millennials , discuss why earni
Accessibility is not a trend. It’s a fundamental part of how great events are designed and delivered. In this episode, Felicia Asiedu sits down with Stephen Cutchins , Director of Accessibility at Cvent, to talk ab
People know that events work, but how do you prove it? In this episode, Rachel Andrews and Megan Martin , founder of M Squared Dynamics , discuss the strategies and metrics you need to effectively prove the ROI of your e
In an AI-dominated digital world, earning audience trust is hard. But that also means it’s more important than ever. In this episode, Kelly Cheng , CMO of Goldcast , explains why video content is crucial for buildi
Great events aren’t just about the day itself. What you do before, during, and long after creates experiences that truly resonate and drive long-term value. In this episode, Camille Arnold sits down with UserEvidence’s V
What on earth does the menstrual cycle have to do with leadership? Everything, if you care about performance, burnout, and team dynamics. In this episode, Felicia Asiedu and Jo Fuller , Founder of The Merry Menopause , t
SEO is no longer enough in an AI-powered world. With tools like ChatGPT and Claude changing consumer search behavior, event marketers need to rethink how they approach visibility and discoverability. In this episode, Cam
Many events are designed by boomers, for boomers—even as Gen Z becomes the fastest-growing demographic in the workforce. As a result, these events struggle to connect with the next generation of attendees. In this episod
Some things never change in the events industry. But as we look ahead to 2026, we’re seeing shifts that can’t be ignored. In this episode, hosts Alyssa Peltier , Rachel Andrews , Felicia Asiedu , and Camille Arnold conti
As we kick off the new year, the events industry is buzzing with exciting new trends that will redefine how we plan experiences. In this episode, hosts Alyssa Peltier , Rachel Andrews , Felicia Asiedu , and Camille Arnol
2025 was a big year for events. Elections reshaped the global landscape. AI became more disruptive and unavoidable. And teams were stretched thinner than ever. In this episode, Felicia Asiedu , Alyssa Peltier , and Rache
Events bring your brand to life like no other medium can. But creating an unforgettable experience requires a perfect blend of creativity and technology. At Cvent CONNECT 2025, Matt Heinz sits down with Jennifer Perry ,
All it takes is one great event to prove the value — and before you know it, it’s evolved into a full event ecosystem. At Cvent CONNECT 2025, guest host Matt Heinz sits down with Andrew DePaul , Director of Digital Marke
When done right, event-led growth can deliver up to 7x ROI. But most teams are stuck running ad hoc, one-off events without a clear path to get there. In this episode, Camille Arnold , Director of Experiential Marketing
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