Event Experience
Event Experience brings the best and brightest Event Experience Leaders together to share stories, tips, and lessons learned from creating some of the world's biggest events.
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Well In France On Curated Event Design (opens the original)
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Curated event design beats scale, says Dominique Farrar, founder of the Paris-based wellness community Well in France. Before starting her own community, Farrar spent 15+ years building B2B communities at Yelp, Spendesk, and Quantive, scaling a CFO network from 2,000 to 10,000 members at Spendesk. In this episode, Farrar joins host Rachel Moore to explain why curating who's in the room matters as much as curating the content, how she niched Well in France into a community for international women
DMA Events On AI-Powered Trade Show Activations (opens the original)
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Richard Foltys, founder of DMA Events, has produced more than 1,500 brand activations for companies like Red Bull, Disney, Barbie, and FIFA. In this episode of Event Experience Podcast, he joins host Rachel Moore to break down which AI-powered trade show activations are working right now, from personalized trading cards to AI-generated photo experiences, and why booth staffing and signage often decide whether an activation draws a crowd or gets crickets. Foltys also unpacks the 18 month novelty
Wired Production Group On Nonprofit Event Storytelling (opens the original)
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Nonprofit event storytelling runs on a different clock than corporate keynotes, and Ron Rausch has spent 25 years working out where the two meet. Ron, owner of Wired Production Group and The Ark Collaborative, joins host Rachel Moore to explain why the traditional gala format built around back-to-back leadership speeches is losing its grip on donor audiences, and why editing a story down to three to five minutes beats giving the president the whole room. Ron shares real campaign work from Wheato
How Talking Purpose Turns E-Commerce Events Into Sales Funnels (opens the original)
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E-commerce events give online brands something no ad campaign can: the chance to put a product directly into a customer's hands. In this episode, host Rachel Moore talks with Katie Kung, founder of Talking Purpose, who previously led social entrepreneurship at Shopify. Katie explains how in-person events take an e-commerce brand from 2D to 3D, why event ROI extends far beyond on-site sales, and how influencer invitations turn a single pop-up into weeks of free content. You'll also learn the two
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