Tag: Crisis in event management

The year 2023 has nothing been short of momentous for us at Eventscase. From January until December, our team delivered new solutions, organised events, broke tech barriers in the events industry and forged new partnerships. All these achievements were inconceivable to us 11 years ago when we marked our humble beginnings.

At Eventscase, we continually strive to forge new connections with event organisers and bolster the events community. For the recently concluded Event Tech Live, Europe’s premier event technology gathering, we opted to organise a ‘tech trip’ for EMA (Event Managers Association) and AEVEA (Spanish Event Agencies Association), two of the Spanish industry bodies we have been working alongside for several years.

In essence, an event strategy embodies a firm’s aptitude for crafting a targeted and data-driven schedule of events, encompassing face-to-face, digital, and hybrid gatherings. It outlines the objectives a business aims to attain through its conferences and events, as well as the approach it will take to achieve these outcomes.

In today’s fast-paced and ever-evolving events industry, staying ahead of the competition requires a flexible and efficient approach to project management. This is where agile project management comes into play.

November is the month for Event Tech Live which is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. At Eventscase, we are geared up to join the celebration. Once again, we will be there, and our UK team is working hard to make sure that Booth B44 at ExCel London will be up and running.

In simple terms, corporate event planning is the process of organising events for a brand or business to achieve business goals. This includes events such as conferences, seminars, exhibitions, workshops and other corporate occasions. These are events that play a vital role in bringing people together to share knowledge and foster connections that in the end drive business growth.

Event crisis management is a critical aspect of organising successful events. It involves anticipating and effectively addressing potential crises that may arise before, during, and after an event. By having a comprehensive event management plan in place, event organisers can minimise the impact of crises, protect their reputation, and ensure the safety and satisfaction of attendees.